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Prokaryotic pathogens individual Questions

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Match the following gammaproteobacteria with the diseases they cause.

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Match the following to the class of probacteria being referred to

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Many of the proteobacteria are human pathogens. Match the following pathogens to the class that they belong to.

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Match the bacteria with their descriptions

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Gram-positive bacteria characteristics

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Match the following bacteria with the location and/or roles they play in keeping us healthy.

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Match the following bacteria with the diseases they cause.

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Please drag the following characteristics to the correct box

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Chapter 6 - Prokaryotic Pathogens

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2025-05-29

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