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| Disease causing bacteria is called _______. |
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| Streptococcus/pnemococcus |
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traps energy of sunlight
EX. Eubacteria, cyanbueria |
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| live in the harsh environment and get energy in organic molecules Ex. Sulfur, Iron, Nitrogen. |
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| Chemotrophic heterotrophs |
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| take in organic molecules and break them down for use |
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| Phototrophic Heterotrophss |
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| uses sunlight, but needs organic compound for energy |
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| Chemotrophic heterotrophs |
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| take in organic molecules and break them down for use |
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| uses sunlight, but needs organic compound for energy |
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1. Used in a variety of food and food production.
2. clean up projects and waste removal
3. form a symbiosis - bacteria in a human's stomach |
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| (Bacteria)- all prokaryotic cells |
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| 4 types of bacteria (phyla) |
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1. Cynobacteria
2. Eubacteria
3. Archaebacteria
4. Prochlorabacteria |
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| (blue- green bacteria)- found in freshwater/ saltwater and land- found at sites of natural disaster |
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| (true bacteria)- causes infetion and makes food |
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| produce methane gas ( metogens) |
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1. Cell wall / membrane
2. flagellum ( whiplike structures for movement)
3. Cytoplasm
4. Genetic material |
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