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| The science of classification and nomenclature |
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| Taxonomy that reflects the evolutionary relationships among organisms |
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| This domain is composed of diverse groups of prokaryotes |
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| All members of the Domain Bacteria lack a __________ and membranous organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts. |
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| What are bacterial cell walls made of? |
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| What group of bacteria are photoautotrophs, and the only bacteria that carry out plant-like photosynthesis? |
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| What type of bacteria has specialized cells for nitrogen fixation? |
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| The metabolic process that converts atmospheric nitrogen to compounds that can be incorporated into proteins/other organic molecules. |
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| When one organism lives inside the other, the two typically behave as a single organism. This is called:___________ |
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| The cells that carry out "nitrogen fixation" |
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| Akinetes, on the bacteria Anabaena, are actually ________ |
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| Oscillatoria moves in a ____________ motion |
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| Bacteria with a thicker peptidoglycan layer and no outer membrane layer. It retains the crystal violet/iodine. (Stain appears blue/purple) |
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| Bacteria that appears red/pink and retains the safranin dye. |
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| This kingdom consists of organisms that move/feed using pseudopodia. Phyla in this kingdom: Gymnamoeba, Entamoeba, Myxogastrida |
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| In this Phylum, organisms have no fixed body shape, and they are "naked" - they do not have a shell. |
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| Cellular extensions on an amoeba |
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| Marine Planktonic/Benthic organisms that secrete a calcium carbonate shell |
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| Branching form of pseudopodia unique to Forams |
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| Very slender, thread-like pseudopodia, supported by a bundle of microtubules. |
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| Members of the Kingdom Alveolata; These Protozoans lack motor capabilities. |
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| The parasite that causes malaria |
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| Fertilized female gametophyte with 2n spores |
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| Sporophyte with n tetra spores |
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| Kingdom, _________, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
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| Kingdom, Phylum, _________, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
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| The most unique grouping in the taxonomic hieratchy; meaning "kind" or "appearance" |
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| ____________ have cellulose cell walls and 2 flagella |
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| Consists of Water "Molds," Diatoms, and Brown Algae |
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| ___________ have cellulose cells walls, are water "molds," and are swimming zoospores |
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| ____________ are diatoms and have plates of SiO2 |
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| ________ have cell walls of silica and chlorophyll a and d |
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| _______ are brown algae, "kelps," and have the pigments chlorophyll a and Fucoxyanthin |
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| ________ consist of Red algae, Carageenan, Agar, and use chlorphyll a and Phycoerithin |
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| _________ use chlorophyll a, b and carotenoids as pigment; has cellulose cell walls |
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| Having male and female reproductive organs in the same plant or animal |
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| E. coli is (gram pos/gram neg) |
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| Staphylococcus epidermis is (gram pos/gram neg) |
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| Having separate male and female individuals |
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| Euglenazoa-Kinetoplastida |
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| Archaeplastida-Chlorophyta |
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| Archaeplastida-Chlorophyta |
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