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| what are the three domains? |
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| bacteria, archaea, and eukarya |
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| single celled organisms that lack nuclear membranes |
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| a complex protein-carbohydrate polymer found in the cell wall of organisms in the domain Bacteria |
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| smaller rings of DNA within bacteria |
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| when the cell duplicates and divides into two cells |
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| grows from a single bacterium and is composed of millions of cells |
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grows like bacterial colonies but can contaminate the bacterial plates.
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| the body of a fungus is a mass of filaments |
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| the network in which hyphae are found |
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| staphylococcus epidermidis |
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| clostridium tetani (with spores) |
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| clostridium botulinum with spores |
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| lactobacillus acidophilus |
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