TYPHOID FEVER 1. History of the disease: scientific name, signs and symptoms,
origin (where did it come from?)
2. Cause agent (what type of pathogen)
3. Structure (what does it look like)
4. Mode of transmission (how is it spread)
5. Does is follow a lytic or lysogenic cycle?
6. Prevention and Treatment
7. Example of a major outbreak of this disease: what happened,
when, where, who was affected
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What do all macromolecules have in common with each other? oa. they all are formed from the same elements. ob. they all have major roles in cell membranesoc. they all act as catalysts in the body. od. they all have peptide bonds between carbon atoms.

Which of the following is an example of competition that could be found in a forest? question 14 options: deer eat berries and their droppings seed new areas creating more berry bushes two fox populations utilize the same rabbit population as their main food source two hawk populations utilize the same scorpion population as their main food source lack of sunlight due to changes in the seasons restricts the growth of certain plants

African penguins, which inhabit the coasts of southern africa, were classified as an endangered species in 2010. two significant threats to their survival are ecosystem damage from oil spills and overfishing by humans. overfishing depletes the food supply of african penguins. the best method to reduce the threat of overfishing would be to . the risk of oil spills could be reduced by increasing the use of , which should oil consumption. if an oil spill does occur, could be used to remove the oil so the ecosystem may more quickly recover.