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How do all prokaryotes introduce variations ? How does genetic recombination occur in bacteria ?

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ICSE-BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION-Test Your Progress (Short/Long Answer Type Questions)
  1. How do all prokaryotes introduce variations ? How does genetic recombi...

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  2. Compare photosynthesis between the green sulphur bacteria and the cyan...

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  3. What are chemoautotrophic prokaryotes, and where have they been found...

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  4. How do the archae differ from the bacteria ?

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  5. How do bacterial flagella differ from eukaryotic flagella?

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  6. In terms of cell wall structure and composition, explain the differenc...

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  7. What functions are associated with the following cell structures ? Ca...

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  8. Why bacteria are considered to be related to the blue-green algae ?

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  9. Our foodstuffs become unfit for human consumption more quickly in sum...

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  10. You are given a group of bacteria. How do you proceed to determine wh...

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  11. What would happen if all bacteria suddenly disappear from the earth ?...

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  12. What are methanogens?

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  13. What are halophiles ?

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  14. What are thermoacidophiles ?

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  15. Identify all structures of a bacterium external to the cell wall.

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  16. Why will food keep longer in cold storage than under ordinary conditi...

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  17. Why are blue-green algae included under Monera and not under Plantae ...

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  18. Distinguish between Facultative anaerobes and facultative aerobes

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  19. Distinguish between :Gram negative bacteria and Gram positive bacteria

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  20. Draw a neat-labelled diagram of a typical bacterial cell to show the ...

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