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Match the term below with the statement that best describes it: A) Clamydia B) Mycobacterium spp. D) Firmicutes C) Escherichia coli E) Clostridium G) Vibrio spp. 1) Spirochetes K) Bacillus F) MRSA H) Rickettsiales J) Mycoplasma L) Cyanobacteria Genus within the Actinobacteria that includes the causal agents of leprosy and tuberculosis and is characterized by the presence of cell walls with mycolic acid. A group of bacteria that undergo oxygenic photosynthesis Genus of Tenericutes bacteria characterized by the absence of a cell wall A member of the Gamma-proteobacteria characterized short rods which are commonly found in human gut microbiota Genus of Gamma-proteobacteria characterized by curved rods and containing both human pathogens and bioluminescent species An order within the class Alpha-proteobacteria that are often intracellular parasites such as the causative agent of Rocky Mountain spotted fever A genus of rod shaped endospore producing Gram-positive bacteria that contain the causal agent of anthrax A bacterial intracellular parasite with two distinct (elementary and reticulate) morphologies. A Gram-positive pathogenic bacterial strain characterized by grape-like cell clusters, salt tolerance, and resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics. Genus of endospore forming anaerobic bacteria containing the causal agent of botulism and tetanus A phylum of bacteria characterized by long, tightly coiled cells with endoflagella including the causal agents of syphilis and lyme disease. A phylum of relatively well-studied Gram-positive bacteria

Match the term below with the statement that best describes it: A) Clamydia B) Mycobacterium spp. D) Firmicutes C) Escherichia coli E) Clostridium G) Vibrio spp. 1) Spirochetes K) Bacillus F) MRSA H) Rickettsiales J) Mycoplasma L) Cyanobacteria Genus within the Actinobacteria that includes the causal agents of leprosy and tuberculosis and is characterized by the presence of cell walls with mycolic acid. A group of bacteria that undergo oxygenic photosynthesis Genus of Tenericutes bacteria characterized by the absence of a cell wall A member of the Gamma-proteobacteria characterized short rods which are commonly found in human gut microbiota Genus of Gamma-proteobacteria characterized by curved rods and containing both human pathogens and bioluminescent species An order within the class Alpha-proteobacteria that are often intracellular parasites such as the causative agent of Rocky Mountain spotted fever A genus of rod shaped endospore producing Gram-positive bacteria that contain the causal agent of anthrax A bacterial intracellular parasite with two distinct (elementary and reticulate) morphologies. A Gram-positive pathogenic bacterial strain characterized by grape-like cell clusters, salt tolerance, and resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics. Genus of endospore forming anaerobic bacteria containing the causal agent of botulism and tetanus A phylum of bacteria characterized by long, tightly coiled cells with endoflagella including the causal agents of syphilis and lyme disease. A phylum of relatively well-studied Gram-positive bacteria

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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USE NO. 1 PENCIL ONLY IMPORTANT Match the term below with the statement that best describes it: A) Clamydia B) Mycobacterium spp. C) Escherichia coli D) Firmicutes E) Clostridium G) Vibrio spp. I) Spirochetes K) Bacillus F) MRSA H) Rickettsiales J) Mycoplasma L) Cyanobacteria Genus within the Actinobacteria that includes the causal agents of leprosy and tuberculosis and is characterized by the presence of cell walls with mycolic acid. A group of bacteria that undergo oxygenic photosynthesis Genus of Tenericutes bacteria characterized by the absence of a cell wall A member of the Gamma-proteobacteria characterized by short rods which are commonly found in human gut microbiota Genus of Gamma-proteobacteria characterized by curved rods and containing both human pathogens and bioluminescent species An order within the class Alpha-proteobacteria that are often intracellular parasites such as the causative agent of Rocky Mountain spotted fever A genus of rod shaped endospore producing Gram-positive bacteria that contain the causal agent of anthrax A bacterial intracellular parasite with two distinct (elementary and reticulate) morphologies. A Gram-positive pathogenic bacterial strain characterized by grape-like cell clusters, salt tolerance, and resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics. Genus of endospore forming anaerobic bacteria containing the causal agent of botulism and tetanus A phylum of bacteria characterized by long, tightly coiled cells with endoflagella including the causal agents of syphilis and lyme disease. A phylum of relatively well-studied Gram-positive bacteria
Transcribed Image Text:USE NO. 1 PENCIL ONLY IMPORTANT Match the term below with the statement that best describes it: A) Clamydia B) Mycobacterium spp. C) Escherichia coli D) Firmicutes E) Clostridium G) Vibrio spp. I) Spirochetes K) Bacillus F) MRSA H) Rickettsiales J) Mycoplasma L) Cyanobacteria Genus within the Actinobacteria that includes the causal agents of leprosy and tuberculosis and is characterized by the presence of cell walls with mycolic acid. A group of bacteria that undergo oxygenic photosynthesis Genus of Tenericutes bacteria characterized by the absence of a cell wall A member of the Gamma-proteobacteria characterized by short rods which are commonly found in human gut microbiota Genus of Gamma-proteobacteria characterized by curved rods and containing both human pathogens and bioluminescent species An order within the class Alpha-proteobacteria that are often intracellular parasites such as the causative agent of Rocky Mountain spotted fever A genus of rod shaped endospore producing Gram-positive bacteria that contain the causal agent of anthrax A bacterial intracellular parasite with two distinct (elementary and reticulate) morphologies. A Gram-positive pathogenic bacterial strain characterized by grape-like cell clusters, salt tolerance, and resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics. Genus of endospore forming anaerobic bacteria containing the causal agent of botulism and tetanus A phylum of bacteria characterized by long, tightly coiled cells with endoflagella including the causal agents of syphilis and lyme disease. A phylum of relatively well-studied Gram-positive bacteria
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