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Chp. 7 and 13.1

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What is the process by which bacteria use chemicals to make their own food? Chemosynthesis
A paramecium is an example of what? A ciliate
Rod-shaped bacteria are called what? Bacilli
A what is a preparation of virus particles that causes the immune system to produce antibodies? A vaccine
Scientists classify viruses as what? Non-Living
A virus infects a type of cell called a what? A host cell
Which bacteria produce their own food through photosynthesis? Photosynthetic Bacteria
What are groups of protozoa that are parasites? Sporozoans
Protozoa have specialized what used for movement, feeding and other functions? Organelles
What is caused by a sporozoan transmitted by mosquitoes? Malaria
What evidence suggests that anaerobic bacteria appeared before aerobic bacteria? Anaerobic bacteria do not require oxygen for cellular respiration but aerobic bacteria do
Difference between anaerobic and aerobic bacteria? Anaerobic - Do not require oxygen Aerobic - Require oxygen
How does the immune system use a fever to fight off an illness? Fevers slow down the production of new viruses
What are two ways that bacteria move? Flagella Carried by air or liquid
What are three examples of how bacteria are beneficial to living organisms? Increased Earth's Oxygen Break down dead organisms Make their own food
Levels of classification? Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
How are taxonomy and systematics similar? Both are used to organize and classify organisms
How are taxonomy and systematics different? Taxonomy - shared characteristics Systematics - evolutionary relationships
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