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Micro Taxonomy

Professor Rinker's Multiple Choice Answers

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Prokaryotic organisms with no petidoglycan in their cell walls are classified in Domain Archaea.
Prokaryotic organisms with peptidoglycan in their cell walls are classified in Domain Eubacteria.
Domain --- includes all organisms possessing membrane-bound organelles. Eukarya
Which of the following is in Domain Archaea? Halobacterium Salinarium
Which of the following groups in NOT an Archaean? Gram-positives
Which of the following is a structure in which certain autotrophic bacteria survive environmental changes? Akinete
The structure which allows heterotrophic bacteria to survive under harsh conditions is the endospore.
Which of the following is a structure in which certain autotrophic bacteria fix nitrogen? Heterocyst
The structure responsible for spirochete motility is the axial filament.
Which of the following is a spirochete? Borrelia Burgdorfei
Which of the following has no cell wall? Mycoplasma Pneumoniae
The gram positive bacteria are classified as Phylum Firmicutes.
Which of the following is endospore forming? Bacillus
Which of the following is in Phylum Cyanobacteria? Nostoc
--- and related organisms are obligate intracellular parasites having cell walls which lack a peptidoglycan layer. Chlamydia Trachomatis
The green sulfur bacteria are members of Phylum Chlorobia.
Which of the following is Anoxyphototrophic? Rhodobacter
Members of Phylum --- are oxyphotogenic. Cyanobacteria
An aerobic, nonmotile bacterium with filamentous growth resembling fungi and cell walls with a high lipid content, staining acid-fast positive, is found in Mycobacteria Leprae.
Members of Phylum --- are radiation resistant. Deinococcus
Most gram-negative bacteria are classified as Phylum Proteobacteria.
Filamentous bacteria used to produce antibiotics include the genus Strpetomycese.
Which of the following is a helical bacteria with flagellae rather than axial filaments? Borrelia Burgdorfei
Members of Phylum --- are anaerobic. Bacteroides
Which of the following is a helpful BACTERIA for the food industry? Lactobacillus Acidophilus
One-celled or simple colonial eukaryotic organisms are grouped in Kingdom Protista.
Heterotrophic, multicellular organisms with no cell walls are grouped in Kingdom Animalia.
The Kingdom of multicellular organisms with cell walls but no chlorophyll is Fungi.
Multicellular algae of Phylum --- are characterized by a supplementary red pigment. Rhodophyta
The silica-walled diatoms are members of Phylum Bacillariophyta.
Potent toxins, such as those found in paralytic shellfish poisoning and ciguatera, are produced by members of Phylum Dinophyta.
One example of a flagellated protozoan is Trichonympha.
Protozoans in the Phylum --- move by means of cilia. Ciliophora
Protozoans in the Phylum --- are obligate intracellular parasites as adults. Apicomplexa
Members of Phylum --- are flagellated. Archaezoa
Members of Phylum --- are amoeboid. Rhizopoda
The multiple fission that occurs in parasitic protists like Plasmodium is called Schizogony.
Which of the following is not a possible cause of dysentery? Salmonella Typhi
The Phylum which includes the plasmodial slime molds is Myxomycota.
Slime molds and water molds are classified as Protists.
The filaments making up a fungus are called Hyphae.
Fungi are classified according to their Perfect stage.
Phylum --- is characterized by a large, thick-walled spore case formed sexually and coenocytic hyphae. Zygomycota
Spores are formed on club-like structures in the Phylum Basidomycota.
The sexual stage of Phylum --- has spores formed in sacs. Ascomycota
A lichen is a/an either a-c or b-c.
The wheat rust Puccinia Graminis is classified in Phylum Basidomycota.
Which fungus is used in the food industry? Penicillium Camembertii
Which of the following is the cause of a dermatomycosis? Microsporum Canis
Penicillium and Aspergillus are classified in Phylum Ascomycota.
The most highly developed system in parasitic worms is Reproductive.
The worm found in undercooked pork is Trichinella.
Which of the following is a member of Phylum Platyhelminthes? Schistosoma Mansoni
Which of the following is a member of Phylum Nematoda? Trichinella Spiralis
The vector for Trypanosoma Cruzi is the Kissing bug.
The vector for Rickettsia Rickettsia is the Tick.
Which of the following is a pathogenic arthropod? Sarcoptes Scabiei
The tapeworm --- may infect either pigs, bear, or umans. Taenia Solium
The common Florida mite called "chiggers" belongs to genus Trombicula.
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