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IDENTIFY THREE TYPES OF MICROORGANISMS BACTERIA / VIRUS / PROTOZOA 1. Describe the features of each of these three types of microorganism in terms of relative size,shape and structure. 2.Explain differences between three. 3.How do viruses differ from other microorganisms? Explain with an example.

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answer 3 . it was different from microorganism because it is small in size and does not grow itself it take the power of human to grow and microorganisms are big in size than virus and can grow itself

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