Biological Classification questions
676 published questions with worked solutions.
- In the five kingdom classification, *Chlamydomonas* and *Chlorella* are included in
- Consider the following statements I. All prokaryotic organism were grouped together under kingdom-Monera II. The unicellular...
- Match the following columns. List-I: (A) Two kingdom system of classification (B) Five kingdom system of classification (C) Six...
- Bacteria are found in
- Kingdom-Monera consists of
- On the basis of their shape, bacteria are grouped under ___ categories
- Match the following columns. List-I: (A) Coccus (B) Bacillus (C) Vibrio (D) Spirillum List-II: (1) Rod-shaped (2) Spherical (3)...
- Heterotrophic bacteria are dependent on other organism for
- Read the following statement about bacteria and select the correct option
- Eubacteria is also known as
- Mycoplasmas are classified under which of the following kingdoms?
- Which of the following is photoautotrophic bacteria?
- The bacteria that can reside in extreme salty areas are called as
- Some of the cyanobacteria (blue green algae) can fix atmospheric nitrogen in specialised cells called
- All eubacteria have
- Read the following statements regarding archaebacteria and select the correct option. I. Archaebacteria differs from other...
- Eubacteria have rigid cell wall made up of
- Cyanobacteria is also known as
- Analyse the following statements regarding cyanobacteria and identify the correct option given below. I. The cyanobacteria are...
- Consider the following statements about mycoplasma I. It is pleuomorphic bacteria, which lacks cell wall II. Mycoplasma is the...
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