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Microbiology for Dummies Chapter 1 Question and answers verified to pass Symbionts - correct answer Organisms that live in intimate contact with their host, with mutual benefit for both organisms. Pathogens - correct answer Organisms that cause disease. Bacteria - correct answer A large...

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Microbiology for Dummies Chapter 1 :)
Symbionts - correct answer ✔Organisms that live in intimate contact with
their host, with mutual benefit for both organisms.


Pathogens - correct answer ✔Organisms that cause disease.


Bacteria - correct answer ✔A large group of unicellular organisms that
scientists loosely group as Gram-negative and Gram-positive, but in reality
there are many different kinds.


Archaea - correct answer ✔A group of unicellular organisms that evolved
along with bacteria several billion years ago. Many are extremophiles,
meaning that they thrive in very hot or very acidic conditions. They are more
closely related to eukaryotes than to bacteria.


Eukaryotic Microorganisms - correct answer ✔A structurally diverse group
that includes protists, algae, and fungi. They all have a nucleus and
membrane-bound organelles, as well as other key differences from bacteria
and archaea. All the rest of the multicellular organisms on earth, including
humans, have eukaryotic cells as well. This includes plants, animals, and
humans.


Viruses - correct answer ✔Are smaller than bacteria and are not technically
alive on their own- they must infect a host cell to survive.


Morphology - correct answer ✔The study of the shape of cells. It is analyzed
using stains and microscopy.

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