WorksheetsSYSTEMATICS
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
Trivial Names become (a) that contains the Genus and the Latin Name
First taxonomist
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Father of Botanical Latin
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Said that Species is the ultimate unit of taxonomy
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First nomenclature laws for zoology
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A book based on synonym names
Methodus Plantarum Nova
Institutiones Rei Herberiae
Pinax Theatri Botanacci
Naturalis Historia
Based on its medicinal properties
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Based on Combined Characters
Methodus Plantarum Nova
Institutiones Rei Herberiae
Pinax Theatri Botanacci
Naturalis Historia
9 000 species of 698 Genera of Flora characters
Methodus Plantarum Nova
Institutiones Rei Herberiae
Pinax Theatri Botanacci
Naturalis Historia
The book with highest number of species named
Methodus Plantarum Nova
Institutiones Rei Herberiae
Pinax Theatri Botanacci
Naturalis Historia
Two Kingdoms added by Carl Linnaeus in Kingdom of Life
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The person who added Kingdom Morena in Prokaryotic Domain
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What did Robert Whittacker added to the Kingdom of Life?
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Who divided the protist into two?
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The protist is divided into two?
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The cause of Botanical Anarchy
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Basis of evidences based on external characteristics
Morphology
Ontogeny
Biochemical Data
Convergent Evolution
Basis of evidences based on genetic content
Morphology
Ontogeny
Biochemical Data
Convergent Evolution
the pattern of relatedness
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Basis of evidences based on fetal development
Morphology
Ontogeny
Biochemical Data
Convergent Evolution
A structure of gram positive cell wall that acts for antigenicity of the bacteria
Teichoic Acid
Lipid A
Core Polysaccharide
O Polysaccharide
A gram negative cell structure released upon death and acts as endotoxin.
Teichoic Acid
Lipid A
Core Polysaccharide
O Polysaccharide
Virus are what type of parasites
(a)
Share the same common ancestry
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glycoproteins in archaella
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Bacteria that has shape can be altered to make identification hard
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curved rod bacteria
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Motility structure for spirochetes
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flexible curved segment that extends out from the basal body, connecting it to the filament
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How man pair of rings in the basal body does a gram negative have?
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Weight of ribosomes in Prokaryotes
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the disease caused by sarcodines
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the chemical used in the first step of gram staining
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Resting cells of bacteria and happens when there’s insufficient supply for nutrition for bacteria
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The medicine used to attach to the 30s and prevent protein synthesis
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The part of gram negative structure used for evading phagocytosis by the immune cells and barrier to detergents, bile salts, antibiotics and lysozymes.
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Used in identifying the Mycobacterium and Nocardia
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The plasma membrane of Mycoplasma contains?
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used to adhere to with each other and responsible for creating biofilms
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Extrachromosomal DNA of bacteria and the material transferred during conjugation
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the inclusions of photosynthetic bacteria used for producing food
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A part of gram negative cell wall that functions as an antigen
Teichoic Acid
Lipid A
Core Polysaccharide
O Polysaccharide
polymer-encased community of microbes
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the motility structure for archaea that consists of glycoproteins
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The movement of bacterium is called?
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What is called when glycocalix is firmly attached to cell wall?
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Bacilli that appears in chains
Diplobacilli
Streptobacilli
Streptococci
Coccibacilli
Cocci that divides in three planes and remain attached in cubelike groups of eight
Diplococci
Staphylococci
Streptococci
Sarcinae
Cocci that remain attached pairs after dividing
Diplococci
Stapylococci
Streptococci
Sarcinae
Prokaryotes contain complex polysaccharide called?
(a)
Subviral agent that causes brain degeneration and lost of intellect ability
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The only organisms infected by the viroids
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The parasite that multiply inside a vector before infecting a host
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The transcripted RNA of Retroviridae genome with the use of Reverse Transcriptase is called?
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Two enzymes used by Retroviridae
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A type of viral genome that can directly enter ribosome for multiplication
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phage DNA is incorporated in the host DNA or prophage and remains latent unless triggered.
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Viruses of bacteria
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The death of the host cell upon viral multiplication
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Family name of Influenza Virus
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Family names end with?
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signal proteins used by the infected cell to warn the neighbouring cells
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A type of agglutination that occurs when antibodies bind to specific binding sites on antigens expressed on red blood cells (RBCs)
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Viral Structure that carbohydrates-proteins complexes and used for identification
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Virus structure that coated with protein and covered with spikes
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Virus structure encoded by either DNA or RNA, linear or circular.
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The term when virus can cross the host-species barrier between animals
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classify virus based from symptoms
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general term for the particle composed of nucleoprotei
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outside the cell or infectious particle
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