What is the correct answer? esc7(10) (11)Question 8In a population of cows, there was an outbreak of an unknown disease. Samples from the digestive tracts of the sick cows were analyzed. All of the samples were found to contain the same threepossibly infectious microbes, X, Y, and Z. The table lists selected characteristics of microbes X, Y, and Z.Characteristics of Three Microbes Found In Samples from Sick CowsF(12)Has a cell wallHas a membrane surrounding its genetic materialReleases genetic material into hostCan replicate its own genetic materialHas its own ribosomesMoves by flagella or ciliaCta%Microbe XOllMicrobe XBased on the data in the table, which of the following is the most reasonable classification for microbes X, Y, and Z?AYesNoNoYesYesYesBacteria&OMicrobe YNoNoYesNoNoNo*8Microbe ZNoYesNoYesYesYes» Q9+✓Q Based on the data in the table, which of the following is the most reasonable classification for microbes X, Y, and Z?A11-12BMicrobe XMicrobe YMicrobe ZMicrobe XMicrobe YMicrobe ZMicrobe XMicrobe YMicrobe ZMicrobe XMicrobe YMicrobe ZBacteriaVirusProtozoaProtozoaVirusBacteriaBacteriaProtozoaVirusVirusBacteriaProtozoa

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Question 8 In a population of cows, there was an outbreak of an unknown disease. Samples from the digestive tracts of the sick cows were analyzed. All of the samples were found to contain the same three possibly infectious microbes, X, Y, and Z. The table lists selected characteristics of microbes X, Y, and Z. Characteristics of Three Microbes Found In Samples from Sick Cows Has a cell wall Has a membrane surrounding its genetic material Releases genetic material into host Can replicate its own genetic material Has its own ribosomes Moves by flagella or cilia Microbe X Microbe X Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Based on the data in the table, which of the following is the most reasonable classification for microbes X, Y, and Z? Bacteria Microbe Y No No Yes No No No Microbe Z No Yes No Yes Yes Yes » Q●

Question 8 In a population of cows, there was an outbreak of an unknown disease. Samples from the digestive tracts of the sick cows were analyzed. All of the samples were found to contain the same three possibly infectious microbes, X, Y, and Z. The table lists selected characteristics of microbes X, Y, and Z. Characteristics of Three Microbes Found In Samples from Sick Cows Has a cell wall Has a membrane surrounding its genetic material Releases genetic material into host Can replicate its own genetic material Has its own ribosomes Moves by flagella or cilia Microbe X Microbe X Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Based on the data in the table, which of the following is the most reasonable classification for microbes X, Y, and Z? Bacteria Microbe Y No No Yes No No No Microbe Z No Yes No Yes Yes Yes » Q●

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