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Bacteria AB

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Kingdoms of life that are prokaryotes (lack a nucleus) Bacteria (Eubacteria and Archaebacteria)
Kingdom of bacteria that are your common everyday bacteria Eubacteria
Kingdom of bacteria that are relatives of the first living organisms (live in extreme environments) Archaebacteria
Type of bacteria that requires oxygen to survive Aerobic
Type of bacteria that does NOT require oxygen to survive Anaerobic
Type of asexual reproduction in bacteria; cells copy DNA and split into 2 new identical cells Binary Fission
Type of bacterial reproduction which transfers genetic material between bacterial cells using a pilus Conjugation
Medicine used to kill some types of bacteria Antibiotics
Bacteria can be _____________, heterotrophs, or decomposers autotrophs
Are bacteria prokaryotes or eukaryotes? prokaryotes
Are bacteria unicellular or multicelluar? unicellular, though they may form colonies
A disease-causing agent (like some bacteria and viruses) pathogen
4 ways in which bacteria can be beneficial Lives on us/in us, found in nutrient cycles, bioremediation, food fermentation, genetic research
Small circular bits of DNA in a bacterial cell plasmids
Large, free-floating bacterial DNA nucleoid
Type of autotroph which uses light energy to produce carbohydrates photoautotroph
Type of autotroph which uses chemical compounds to produce energy chemoautotroph
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