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1
If Pasteur's swan-necked flasks had contained endospores, what results would have been observed?
2
Why would it seem logical, even inevitable, that at least some bacteria would attack the human body and be disease-causing agents?
3
The binomial system of classification uses both a species and genus name. Why bother with two names? Wouldn't it be easier to use a single, unique name for each different kind of organism?
4
How might one argue that viruses are actually living organisms?
5
What factor limits the size of free-living cells?





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