Question

Staphylococcus aureus (remember that an organism's scientific name can also be written with the genus name abbreviated—in this case, S. aureus) is a bacterium, one of the groups of microorganisms. Although the different groups of microorganisms share some similarities, there are several important differences that distinguish each group.
Drag each of the following statements to the appropriate bin to indicate whether it is a characteristic of bacteria, archaea, fungi, or viruses.

Answer 1

Answer + Explanation :

Bacteria :

1) Approximately diameter is 1-5 micrometer

2) They are prokaryotic.

3) They have rigid cell wall containing peptidoglycan.

4) Replicate by binary fission

Fungi :

1) Approximately 3-10 micrometers in diameter.

2) They are eukaryotic.

3) Rigid cell wall containing chitin.

4) Replicate by budding or mitosis.

Viruses :

1) Approximately 0.02-0.2 in diameter.

2)  They are eukaryotic.

3) They contain protien capsid and lipoprotien envelope.

4) Donot replicate by binary fission.

Archae :

1) Not typically associated with human disease.

2) Found in extreme environments.

3) Cell wall doesn't contain peptidoglycan.