If an engineâs breathing system should become blocked or restricted, the crankcase will pressurise causing any one or more of the following problems: 1  The oil/air mix will force its way out through any other convenient exit e.g. oil seals, dip stick, filler cap, etc.
1) An example of eubacteria is the blue green algae with the scientific name cyanobacteria. Blue green algae are unicellular prokaryotic cells which are very small. They do have a cell membrane, cell wall and DNA, but they donât have a nucleus.It is classified in the eubacteria kingdom because it is a unicellular, prokaryotic organism. They are producers (photosynthetic bacteria). 2) Another example of eubacteria is Salmonella with its scientific name Salmonella typhi.he common name is fungi, and so is the scientific name. A fungus is any organism that gets its food by absorbing nutrients from and breaking down the bodies of dead/dying plants or animals. They suck up food from tiny threads called hyphae. This means theyâre decomposers, or heterotrophs.
They are gram-negative. The more common name for this type of eubacteria is blue-green algae, which thrives in nutrient-rich ponds and lakes. Some forms of cyanobacteria can modify into specialized cells known as heterocysts.ubacteria are far more common than archaebacteria. The majority of types of prokaryotes (of which there are about 400) fit under this category. More eubacteria can be found in a person's mouth than there are people on the planet. They can serve numerous different purposes from decomposing to causing disease.