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Kingdom Bacteria: Figure 10: Images of bacterial cells. These cells on the left were stained and viewed under oil immersion at 1000x total magnification. Cells on the right are photographed using a scanning electron microscope at 10,000x total magnification. Remember that all prokaryotic cells are unicellular or single celled. Things you can label: 1. Individual cell 2. Cytoplasm (inside of the cell) 3. Cell Wall Answer the following questions: 1. Are these part of a tissue or are these individual cells? 2. Can you see any organelles? 3. What do these cells have in common? 4. What are a few distinguishable features that these cells have compared to the other kingdoms that you looked at? (you may have to do this after seeing the other organisms).

          Kingdom Bacteria:

Figure 10: Images of bacterial cells.
These cells on the left were stained and viewed under oil immersion at 1000x total magnification. Cells on the right are photographed using a scanning electron microscope at 10,000x total magnification. Remember that all prokaryotic cells are unicellular or single celled.
Things you can label:
1. Individual cell
2. Cytoplasm (inside of the cell)
3. Cell Wall

Answer the following questions:

1. Are these part of a tissue or are these individual cells?

2. Can you see any organelles?

3. What do these cells have in common?

4. What are a few distinguishable features that these cells have compared to the other kingdoms that you looked at? (you may have to do this after seeing the other organisms).

Kingdom Bacteria:

Figure 10: Images of bacterial cells.
These cells on the left were stained and viewed under oil immersion at 1000x total magnification. Cells on the right are photographed using a scanning electron microscope at 10,000x total magnification. Remember that all prokaryotic cells are unicellular or single celled.
Things you can label:
1. Individual cell
2. Cytoplasm (inside of the cell)
3. Cell Wall

Answer the following questions:

1. Are these part of a tissue or are these individual cells?

2. Can you see any organelles?

3. What do these cells have in common?

4. What are a few distinguishable features that these cells have compared to the other kingdoms that you looked at? (you may have to do this after seeing the other organisms).

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