Diversity of Living Things

1. Circular shape of bacteria.
3. The abbreviation for deoxyribonucleic acid.
5. A type of biodiversity that includes different genes present in a species.
7. A type of immunity where the body is stimulated to create antibodies.
8. The diversity of living things.
11. Archea who produce methane gas.
12. HIV is this type of virus.
13. Organism that creates their own organic compounds.
15. Studying organisms based on their physical characteristics.
17. A virus that attacks bacteria.
18. A non-living particle made up of genetic material that invades living cells.
19. A type of protozoan that has cilia.
20. When one organism engulfed another and eventually they evolved as one.
22. The science of naming, identifying, and classifying organisms.
23. A type of biodiversity that includes a range of habitats, a variety of organisms, and their relationships.
24. A kingdom of eukaryotic cells that do not fit in the kingdoms of plant, animal, or fungi.

1. When two bacteria join by a pilis and exchange genetic material.
2. Type of reproductive cycle that viruses’ use where they insert their DNA and it replicates then breaks the host cell
4. Last name of the man who developed binomial nomenclatures.
6. When bacteria take in genetic material from its surrounding environment.
9. Single-celled organisms without membrane bound organelle.
10. Disease causing proteins found in the human body that lack DNA and RNA.
14. A type of immunity where antibodies are given from another person.
16. Members of a population who breed freely in nature and produce a fertile offspring.
20. Unicellular/multicellular organisms with membrane bound organelles.
21. whip like structure bacteria use for movement (plural).