01. Monera
Biological Classification

258366 The smallest free-living organism is

1 virus
2 mycoplasma
3 cyanobacteria
4 bacteria
Biological Classification

258367 The sexuality in bacteria was established by

1 Lederberg and Tatum
2 H J Muller
3 Hargobind Khorana
4 Ochoa and Kornberg
Biological Classification

258368 Cell wall is extremely well preserved in fossil specimen in

1 diatoms
2 dinoflagellates
3 slimemoulds
4 None of these
Biological Classification

258369 Some bacteria are not easily killed by antibiotics or heat treatment because of their

1 Capsule
2 Chitinous cell wall
3 Mucopeptides in cell wall
4 Mesosomes
Biological Classification

258366 The smallest free-living organism is

1 virus
2 mycoplasma
3 cyanobacteria
4 bacteria
Biological Classification

258367 The sexuality in bacteria was established by

1 Lederberg and Tatum
2 H J Muller
3 Hargobind Khorana
4 Ochoa and Kornberg
Biological Classification

258368 Cell wall is extremely well preserved in fossil specimen in

1 diatoms
2 dinoflagellates
3 slimemoulds
4 None of these
Biological Classification

258369 Some bacteria are not easily killed by antibiotics or heat treatment because of their

1 Capsule
2 Chitinous cell wall
3 Mucopeptides in cell wall
4 Mesosomes
Biological Classification

258366 The smallest free-living organism is

1 virus
2 mycoplasma
3 cyanobacteria
4 bacteria
Biological Classification

258367 The sexuality in bacteria was established by

1 Lederberg and Tatum
2 H J Muller
3 Hargobind Khorana
4 Ochoa and Kornberg
Biological Classification

258368 Cell wall is extremely well preserved in fossil specimen in

1 diatoms
2 dinoflagellates
3 slimemoulds
4 None of these
Biological Classification

258369 Some bacteria are not easily killed by antibiotics or heat treatment because of their

1 Capsule
2 Chitinous cell wall
3 Mucopeptides in cell wall
4 Mesosomes
Biological Classification

258366 The smallest free-living organism is

1 virus
2 mycoplasma
3 cyanobacteria
4 bacteria
Biological Classification

258367 The sexuality in bacteria was established by

1 Lederberg and Tatum
2 H J Muller
3 Hargobind Khorana
4 Ochoa and Kornberg
Biological Classification

258368 Cell wall is extremely well preserved in fossil specimen in

1 diatoms
2 dinoflagellates
3 slimemoulds
4 None of these
Biological Classification

258369 Some bacteria are not easily killed by antibiotics or heat treatment because of their

1 Capsule
2 Chitinous cell wall
3 Mucopeptides in cell wall
4 Mesosomes