Prokaryotes: Structure & Function
Prokaryotes are much more [BLANK] than Eukaryotes
What is simple?
This is what we called spherical Prokaryotes (usually bacteria)
What is cocci?
Prokaryotic reproduction is [BLANK]
What is asexual?
Prokaryotes can obtain nutrition in more diverse ways than these
What are Eukaryotes?
What are Archaea?
Despite being relatively simple, Prokaryotes are very [BLANK] in areas such as form, reproduction, and nutrition
What is diverse?
This is what we call rod-shaped bacteria
The most common asexual reproduction process Prokaryotes undergo is [BLANK]
What is binary fission?
These organisms DON'T depend on sunlight
What are Prokaryotes?
These Archaea love heat
What are thermophiles?
Prokaryotes do NOT have these
What are organelles?
Another form that bacteria can take is this
What is spiral?
Refrigeration is an example of this
What is a limiting factor?
This is a close association between organisms of two or more species
What is symbiosis?
These Archaea love salt
What are halophiles?
Prokaryotes generally have this outside of their plasma membrane
What is cell wall?
Staphylococci are prokaryotes in spherical [BLANK]
What are clusters?
This is the protective shell Prokaryotes produce when conditions are unfavorable
What is endospores?
Some Prokaryotes can use inorganic substances like ammonia for energy; these can be found in places like this
What are hydrothermal vents?
These Archaea have methane as a waste product
What are methanogens?
Prokaryotes do not have a nucleus; as such, their DNA usually takes this form
What is circular?
Streptococci are prokaryotes in spherical [BLANK]
What are chains?
This machine is used in labs to kill endospores
What is autoclave?
This process in legumes is an example of symbiosis
What is nitrogen fixation?
These Archaea cause intestinal gas in humans
What are methanogens?