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| the kingdom of all prokaryotes |
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| mutual relationship in which both organisms benefit |
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| hairlike projections that enable the prokaryotes to stick to the host |
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| thick, specialized cells that form during unfavorable conditions in prokaryotes |
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| exist only in an oxygenated environment |
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| bacteria that can exist in oxygenated or deoxygenated environment |
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| lyme stone deposits produced by produced by cyanobacteria |
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| produced by bacteria that are secreted into their environment |
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| become part of the outter membrane of a gram negative bacteria |
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| found in Philadelphia at american legion conference, contracted through contaminated water, caused pneumonia |
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| prokaryotes that live in a salt environment |
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| prokaryotes found in excessive heat |
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| archea phylum, most primitive group of bacteria that produce methane gas as a byproduct |
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| produces antibiotics, actinomycetes |
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| cyanobacteria, forms a porous rock used in construction |
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| transfer of 1 bacteria to another by a virus |
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| food poisoning profuced by the nitrogen fixing bacteria |
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| bacteria that live off of dead organisms |
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| process by which you use prokaryotes to remove pollutants from soil |
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| bacteria responsible for peptic ulcers, koch |
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| community of bacteria, division of labor |
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| makeup of cell wall of bacteria made of peptides and glycogen |
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| domain of the most primitive group of bacteria |
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