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1) Mycoplasmas are bacteria that lack cell walls. On B
the basis of this structural feature, which Topic: Concept 27.1
statement concerning mycoplasmas should be true?
A) They are gram-negative.
B) They are subject to lysis in hypotonic conditions.
C) They lack a cell membrane as well.
D) They undergo ready fossilization in sedimentary
rock.
E) They possess typical prokaryotic flagella.
Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
,Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
: Knowledge/Comprehension B
2) Though plants, fungi, and prokaryotes all have cell Topic: Concept 27.1
walls, we place them in different taxa.
Which of these observations comes closest to
explaining the basis for placing these
organisms in different taxa, well before relevant data
from molecular systematics became
available?
A) Some closely resemble animals, which lack cell
walls.
B) Their cell walls are composed of very different
biochemicals.
C) Some have cell walls only for support.
D) Some have cell walls only for protection from
herbivores.
E) Some have cell walls only to control osmotic
balance.
Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
, Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
: Knowledge/Comprehension A
3) Which is the bacterial structure that acts as a Topic: Concept 27.1
selective barrier, allowing nutrients to enter
the cell and wastes to leave the cell?
A) plasma membrane
B) capsule
C) cell wall
D) nucleoid region
E) pili
Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
Campbell Biology 8th
Edition Chapter 27 Test
Bank
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Campbell Biology 8th Edition Chapter 27 Test Bank.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Edition Chapter 27 Test Bank.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Edition Chapter 27 Test Bank.pdf
,Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
Terms in this set (78)
1) Mycoplasmas are bacteria that lack cell walls. On B
the basis of this structural feature, which Topic: Concept 27.1
statement concerning mycoplasmas should be true?
A) They are gram-negative.
B) They are subject to lysis in hypotonic conditions.
C) They lack a cell membrane as well.
D) They undergo ready fossilization in sedimentary
rock.
E) They possess typical prokaryotic flagella.
Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
,Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
: Knowledge/Comprehension B
2) Though plants, fungi, and prokaryotes all have cell Topic: Concept 27.1
walls, we place them in different taxa.
Which of these observations comes closest to
explaining the basis for placing these
organisms in different taxa, well before relevant data
from molecular systematics became
available?
A) Some closely resemble animals, which lack cell
walls.
B) Their cell walls are composed of very different
biochemicals.
C) Some have cell walls only for support.
D) Some have cell walls only for protection from
herbivores.
E) Some have cell walls only to control osmotic
balance.
Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
, Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
: Knowledge/Comprehension A
3) Which is the bacterial structure that acts as a Topic: Concept 27.1
selective barrier, allowing nutrients to enter
the cell and wastes to leave the cell?
A) plasma membrane
B) capsule
C) cell wall
D) nucleoid region
E) pili
Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf Campbell Biology 8th Ed Test Bank Chapter 27.pdf
