Please answer fast Which one of the following may produce "wrinkled" colonies on medium?Select one:O A ChlamydiaO B. MycoplasmaO C. LegionellaO D. MycobacteriumWhich of the following traits do ammonia and nitrite oxidizers share?Select one:A. autotrophic and aerobicO B. chemoorganotrophicO C. autotrophicO D. aerobicWhat characteristics make a gene a good candidate for determining theevolutionary relationships between organisms?Select one:O A.universally distributedO B. transferred horizontally between speciesO highly conserved and universally distributedO D. highly conservedWhich taxonomic tool would scientists use if they wanted to determine if anoutbreak of food poisoning was caused by a particular strain of a pathogen?Select one:O A DNA:DNA hybridizationO B. fatty acid methyl ester analysisO C. multilocus sequence typingO D. fluorescence in situ hybridization

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Which one of the following may produce "wrinkled" colonies on medium?
Select one:
O A Chlamydia
O B. Mycoplasma
O C. Legionella
O D. Mycobacterium
Which of the following traits do ammonia and nitrite oxidizers share?
Select one:
A. autotrophic and aerobic
O B. chemoorganotrophic
O C. autotrophic
O D. aerobic
What characteristics make a gene a good candidate for determining the
evolutionary relationships between organisms?
Select one:
O A.universally distributed
O B. transferred horizontally between species
O highly conserved and universally distributed
O D. highly conserved
Which taxonomic tool would scientists use if they wanted to determine if an
outbreak of food poisoning was caused by a particular strain of a pathogen?
Select one:
O A DNA:DNA hybridization
O B. fatty acid methyl ester analysis
O C. multilocus sequence typing
O D. fluorescence in situ hybridization

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