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Question 1 (1) Cells are highly complex and organized. (2) Cells are capable of producing more of themselves. Only the second statement is correct Both statements are correct Neither of the statements are correct Question 2 (1) Methanogens and Eubacteria belong to the Archaea group (2) Differentiation is the process by which a relatively specialized cell becomes highly unspecialized Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Both statements are correct

Question 1 (1) Cells are highly complex and organized. (2) Cells are capable of producing more of themselves. Only the second statement is correct Both statements are correct Neither of the statements are correct Question 2 (1) Methanogens and Eubacteria belong to the Archaea group (2) Differentiation is the process by which a relatively specialized cell becomes highly unspecialized Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Both statements are correct

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Question 1 (1) Cells are highly complex and organized. (2) Cells are capable of producing more of themselves. Only the second statement is correct Both statements are correct Neither of the statements are correct Question 2 (1) Methanogens and Eubacteria belong to the Archaea group (2) Differentiation is the process by which a relatively specialized cell becomes highly unspecialized Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Both statements are correct < >
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 (1) Cells are highly complex and organized. (2) Cells are capable of producing more of themselves. Only the second statement is correct Both statements are correct Neither of the statements are correct Question 2 (1) Methanogens and Eubacteria belong to the Archaea group (2) Differentiation is the process by which a relatively specialized cell becomes highly unspecialized Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Both statements are correct < >
Question 3 (1) Virions are macromolecular aggregates, inanimate particles that, by themselves, can reproduce, metabolize or do any activities associated with life; not considered organisms & not described as alive (2) Many animal viruses have capsid surrounded by lipid-containing outer envelope derived from modified host cell membrane as virus buds from host cell surface Both statements are correct Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Question 4 have more complex flagella with different (1) mechanism (also have cilia, pseudopodia). Meanwhile, (2). do not reproduce sexually, but in conjugation, DNA is exchanged; the recipient almost never gets whole chromosome from donor; cell soon reverts to single chromosome EUKARYOTES; PROKARYOTES EUKARYOTES; EUKARYOTES PROKARYOTES; PROKARYOTES < >
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 (1) Virions are macromolecular aggregates, inanimate particles that, by themselves, can reproduce, metabolize or do any activities associated with life; not considered organisms & not described as alive (2) Many animal viruses have capsid surrounded by lipid-containing outer envelope derived from modified host cell membrane as virus buds from host cell surface Both statements are correct Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Question 4 have more complex flagella with different (1) mechanism (also have cilia, pseudopodia). Meanwhile, (2). do not reproduce sexually, but in conjugation, DNA is exchanged; the recipient almost never gets whole chromosome from donor; cell soon reverts to single chromosome EUKARYOTES; PROKARYOTES EUKARYOTES; EUKARYOTES PROKARYOTES; PROKARYOTES < >
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