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  4. Name the domains in the three-domain classification, which include pro...

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  7. What important ecological role do the chemosynthetic bacteria play?

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  8. Mention two places where methanoges are present.

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  9. Name the specialised cells in the trichomes of cyanobacteria, where ni...

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  10. Name the most common method of reproduction in bacteria.

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  11. Name the group of Moneras, which lacks a cell wall.

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  12. How are the organisms of the phylum Chrysophyta common called?

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  13. Name the substance present in the cell wall of dsiatoms. What makes th...

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  14. Name the dinoflagellate that causes red tide in the ocean.

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  15. What maintains the cell shape of Euglena?

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  16. Select on of these which is not a eukarote: Eugelna, Spirogyra, Nostoc...

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  17. Why are Plasmodium (malarial parasite) like protozoans called sporozoa...

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  18. Name the chemical that constitutes the fungal cell wall.

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  19. What technical term is given to the symbiotic association of fungi wit...

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