Chapter 21.2 Review
1. Describe the characteristics of the kingdoms of prokaryotes?
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Chapter 21.2 Review
1. Describe the characteristics of the kingdoms of prokaryotes?
2. In what ways do prokaryotes differ from one another?
3. List three ecological roles of prokaryotes.
4. What are two ways that bacteria cause disease?
5. Why are emerging diseases of particular concert?
6. Apply Scientific Reasoning You think you might have a bacterial infection. Would you Ask for a vaccination against the bacteria? Why or Why not?
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