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Match Each Prokaryotic Genus with Its Correct Description

Question 62

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Match each prokaryotic genus with its correct description.

Premises:
Methanococcus
Responses:
produces CH4
releases oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis
causes necrotizing fasciitis (flesh-eating disease)
causes gonorrhea
component of inhaled biofilm that causes respiratory infection
causes syphilis
fixes nitrogen
causes the most common sexually transmitted infections of the urinary and reproductive tracts in humans
aids in the production of yogurt
causes pneumonia
causes typhoid fever
thrives in very high salt concentrations
causes gastric ulcers
causes anthrax
thrives in very high temperatures

Correct Answer:

produces CH4
releases oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis
causes necrotizing fasciitis (flesh-eating disease)
causes gonorrhea
component of inhaled biofilm that causes respiratory infection
causes syphilis
fixes nitrogen
causes the most common sexually transmitted infections of the urinary and reproductive tracts in humans
aids in the production of yogurt
causes pneumonia
causes typhoid fever
thrives in very high salt concentrations
causes gastric ulcers
causes anthrax
thrives in very high temperatures
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