E-coli, Candida, the blue-green pond scums and HIV share...

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0:00 Hello.

00:01 So let's answer now the question.

00:03 So let's match the following description with its correct term or correct organism.

00:10 Okay, so let's start with the first statement.

00:15 So the first statement says that it is microscopic, single -celled organism and often found in, our clue here is they are found in extreme environments.

00:31 Since they are found in extreme environments, our answer here is we have archaea okay so the first answer is we have the archaa so archibacteria are present again in extreme environments next for the second description we have here amoeba so amoeba is an organism that is considered as proteists so they belong to kingdom protista so they are called proteists next we have the e.

01:11 Coli and it's too obvious, ecoli is a bacteria.

01:25 Next, we have, can be vertebrates and invertebrates.

01:31 So we have vertebrates, vertebrates those organism with backbone and invertebrates those that do not have backbones.

01:50 This vertebrates invertebrates are animalia or animals.

01:54 So our answer here is animalia.

01:57 So we have vertebrates like humans, mammals, fish, any animal that has backbone.

02:05 And if it doesn't have backbone, then it is called invertebrate.

02:09 Next, we have the organism that feed externally.

02:15 So feed externally.

02:21 So this organism is known as fungi.

02:25 So we have fungi...

Question

E-coli, Candida, the blue-green pond scums and HIV share this/these characteristics; all are single celled all are pathogens all are microorganisms Two of these

Question

E-coli, Candida, the blue-green pond scums and HIV share this/these characteristics; all are single celled all are pathogens all are microorganisms Two of these

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