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• Which structures are present in: bacteria, fungi and viruses out of cell walls, nucleus and chloroplasts 


  Bacteria:

  Does contain a cell wall

  Doesn’t contain a nucleus

  Does contain chloroplasts

  Fungi:

  Does contain a cell wall

  Does contain a nucleus

  Doesn’t contain chloroplasts

  Viruses:

  Doesn’t contain a cell wall

  Doesn’t contain a nucleus

  Doesn’t contain chloroplasts
• Structures of Groups: Bacteria

  Does:

  • Chloroplast
  • Cell Wall
  • Plasmid
  • Cytoplasm

  Doesn’t:

  • Nucleus
• Structures of Groups: Fungi

  Does:

  • Cell wall
  • nucleus
  • cytoplasm

  Doesn’t:

  • Plasmid
  • Chloroplasts
• Structures of Groups: viruses

  Doesn’t have:

  • Cell wall
  • nucleus
  • chloroplast
  • plasmid
  • Cytoplasm
• Structures of groups: protoctists

  Does have:

  • Nucleus
  • Cytoplasm

  Doesn’t have:

  • cell wall
  • plasmid
• examples of diseases caused by protoctists

  • Malaria
  • Sleeping sickness
• Statements correct for yeast

  • Can be used in the production of beer
  • cell wall is made of chitin
• Which groups can and can’t carry photosynthesis 


  Can:

  • Bacteria

  Can’t:

  • Fungi
  • Viruses
• examples of the characteristic of growth

  • getting bigger
  • increasing in height
  • cells divide
  • increase in mass