Inventory Biodiversity Organism 1 Field Notes: Specimen collected from forest floor. Laboratory Analysis Cellularity: Biochemistry Unicellular Ester Linkages in membrane proteins Prokaryotic Circular chromostrome Cell Wall Present Cell walls contain peptidoglycan Tentative Classification: Domain: _______________________________ Kingdom: _______________________________ I don't understand what they are wanting me to fill into the blanks.

Inventory Biodiversity Organism 1 Field Notes: Specimen collected from forest floor. Laboratory Analysis Cellularity: Biochemistry Unicellular Ester Linkages in membrane proteins Prokaryotic Circular chromostrome Cell Wall Present Cell walls contain peptidoglycan Tentative Classification: Domain: _ Kingdom: _ I don't understand what they are wanting me to fill into the blanks.

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter2: Aquatic Plants And Animals

Section: Chapter Questions

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