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| How does a stethoscope work? |
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| By converting a small displacement of a large volume of air into a large displacement of a small volume of air, thus amplifying the heart sound. |
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| Describe the "lub" of the heart. |
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| Longer duration, low pitch, closing of the tricuspid and bicuspid valves. |
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| Describe the "dub" of the heart. |
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| Vibrations that come up the blood column and the arterial wall vibration as the aorta and pulmonary trunk close. |
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| Contraction of the heart chamber-left ventricle forces blood into the aorta and expands arteries. Results in the arterial pulse. |
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| What is the normal average heart rate? |
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| What is normal blood pressure? |
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| What is the strongest muscle in the heart? |
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| The left ventricle because the blood from there goes from there to the rest of the body. |
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| What kingdom are cyanobacteria? |
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| Why were fungi previously classified with plants? |
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| Because they possess cell walls. |
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| What is an example of a heterotropic plant like organism? Why? |
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| Fungi. Because they feed on organic matter that comes from other organisms. |
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| Feeds on dead organic matter. |
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| Tubular, threadlike filament of a fungus. |
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| What is the reproductive structure in fungi that bear sexually produced spores? |
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| Where does meiosis take place in fungi? |
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| What is black bread mold? |
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| Fungi. Phylum Zygomycota. |
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| What is the common mushroom? |
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| Fungi. Phylum basidiomycota. |
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| What is the "stem" of fungi? |
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| What are the fruiting bodies of basidiomycota? |
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| Where are basidiospores found? |
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| On the surface of basidiomycota. |
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| What are the sacs of the fruiting bodies of ascomycota? |
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| Where does meiosis occur in ascomycota? |
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| What is an example of ascomycota? |
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| What does deuteromycetes mean? |
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| How do deuteromycetes reproduce? |
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| What are two examples of deuteromycetes? |
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| Penicillium and Aspergillus. |
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| What are the four phylum of fungi? |
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| Zygomycota, basidiomycota, ascomycota, deuteromycetes. |
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| What are the three main lichen body types? |
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| Foliose, crustose, and fruticose. |
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| What is an example of a lichen? |
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| What is it if it has -myc- in the phylum? |
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| What kingdom are Bryophyta and Hepatophyta in? |
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| What phylum are liverworts? |
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| What has archegonium and antheridium that look like umbrellas? |
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| What are gemmae cups for? |
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| Asexual reproduction of liverworts. |
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| What is a major difference between seedless vascular plants and bryophytes? |
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| In seedless vascular plants the dominant form is the sporophyte. |
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| What is a good way to differentiate ferns from other plants? |
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| The leaves (fronds) appear to originate from a clump at the surface of the soil. |
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| What are found on the underside of fern fronds? |
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| Sori. (Clusters of sporangia.) |
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| What ejects spores on fern sporangium? |
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| It is the protective section of a sorus in ferns. |
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| What has a heart shaped gametophyte? |
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| What is the "horizontal stem" of ferns called? |
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| What phylum are whisk ferns and horsetails? |
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| What do whisk ferns look like? |
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| Composed of only stems. No leaves. |
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| What are phylum are club mosses and spike mosses? |
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| What are three examples of pterophyta? |
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| Ferns, whisk fern, horsetail. |
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| What are two examples of lycophyta? |
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| What domain are green algae? |
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| What domain are brown algae? |
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| What domain are red algae? |
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| What is the "stem" called in algae? |
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| What are the "leaves" of algae called? |
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| What are the "roots" of algae called? |
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| What domain are cyanobacteria? |
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