Biological Classification
The Five Kingdom classification system was proposed by R.H. Whittaker in the year ___.
The cell wall of true fungi is mainly composed of ___.
___ are the chief producers in the oceans.
Instead of a cell wall, Euglenoids have a protein-rich layer called ___.
Archaebacteria that produce methane gas in the gut of ruminant animals are called ___.
The algal component of a lichen is known as ___.
Deuteromycetes are commonly known as ___ fungi because their sexual stages are not known.
Nostoc and Anabaena fix atmospheric nitrogen in specialized cells called ___.
All prokaryotic organisms are grouped under Kingdom ___.
The cell walls of diatoms are embedded with ___ making them indestructible.
Mushrooms, bracket fungi, and puffballs belong to the fungal class ___.
Instead of a cell wall, Euglenoids have a protein-rich layer called ___ which makes their body flexible.
The Five Kingdom system of classification was proposed by ___ in 1969.
Match the specialized groups of Kingdom Monera in Column I with their characteristic features or habitats in Column II:
Match the fungal classes in Column I with their representative examples or characteristics in Column II:
Match the scientists listed in Column I with their major contributions to biological classification and virology in Column II:
Match the diseases or biological phenomena in Column I with their corresponding pathogens or causal agents in Column II:
Match the protist groups listed in Column I with their characteristic structural features in Column II: