Chapter 9: Kingdoms Archaebacteria and Eubacteria

What are animal-like protists?

Which of the following bacteria are producers?

What is asexual reproduction in Spirogyra?

What kingdom has members that can live in extreme environments?

What are the gills of a mushroom used for?

Why are fungi and bacteria important in the natural environment?

What fungi would be most likely to participate in decomposition?

What are short, hairlike projections?

Bacteria reproduce asexually by what?

What are mycorrhizae relationships between?

What kingdom would you classify an organism that has chlorophyll/filaments but no true tissues?

Which of the following are prokaryotic?

What two organisms is a lichen made of?

Most fungi are composed of long filaments called what?

Malaria is caused by what?

Which of the following comes from a fungus? Choose all that apply.

Which of the following organisms perform photosynthesis?

Do most bacteria cause disease?

What are long, whip-like hairs?

What characteristic distinguishes kingdoms Archaebacteria and Eubacteria from other Kingdoms?

What kingdom contains true bacteria and cyanobacteria?

A bacterium that is spherical is called what?

What are chemicals that the body produces to protect itself against viruses?

What is asexual reproduction in Spirogyra?

How do paramecia eat?

Be able to identify the parts of a mushroom. Which page is it found on in your book?

What are plantlike protists?

A virus that remains inactive inside its host cell is called what kind of virus?

What kingdom do algae and protozoans belong to?

Would a cell in a colony live or die if it were separated from its colony?

What are the structures amoebas use for movement called?

What is a nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat?

Which of the following does not belong with the other three?

What are tiny organisms in the ocean that serve as food for many ocean animals?

What is a overpopulation of dinoflagellates?

What is a rod-shaped bacterium?

How do viruses reproduce?

All fungi produce what?