which virus is correctly matched with its structure?\nhiv—helical shape\npolio—polyhedral shape\nebola—comple…

which virus is correctly matched with its structure?\nhiv—helical shape\npolio—polyhedral shape\nebola—complex shape\nbacteriophage—enveloped shape
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- HIV has a spherical (icosahedral - like) structure, not helical.
- Poliovirus has a polyhedral (icosahedral) shape. Viruses with polyhedral shapes often have an icosahedral symmetry which is a common structure for many non - enveloped viruses like polio.
- Ebola virus has a filamentous (helical) structure, not complex. Complex viruses have additional structures like tails (as in bacteriophages).
- Bacteriophages have a complex structure with a head and tail, not an enveloped shape. Enveloped viruses have a lipid - containing envelope around their capsid.
Answer:
polio—polyhedral shape