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the evolutionary relationships of a
group of organisms (species level and higher) |
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: diagram of the ancestral
relationships among species |
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| Created the taxonomy system |
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| The two-part scientific name of a species is called..... |
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| One benefits while one is unaffected |
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| One is harmed and one is unaffected |
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| Animlas dont return from dispersal |
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| Two domains of prokaryotes |
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| a network of sugar polymers often found in bacteria cell walls |
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| how do most bacteria propel themselves? |
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e fimbriae (also called
attachment pili) |
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which allow them to stick to
their substrate or other individuals in a colony |
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| Eukaryotic cells contain organelles that are membrane bound such as the nucleus |
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| the typical prokaryote has..........DNA |
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| single circular chromosome |
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Prokaryotic DNA from different individuals can be
brought together by |
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transformation,
transduction, and conjugation |
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require O2
for cellular respiration |
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are poisoned by O2
and use
fermentation or anaerobic respiration |
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s can survive with or without
O2 |
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• These gram-negative bacteria include
photoautotrophs, chemoautotrophs, and
heterotrophs
• Some are anaerobic, and others aerobic |
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| Proteobacteria Sub Groups |
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-Alpha Proteobacteria
-Gamma Proteobacteria
-Epsilon Proteobacteria |
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Archaea share certain traits with bacteria and
other traits with eukaryotes |
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| Thrive in hot and saline conditions. |
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s live in swamps and marshes and
produce methane as a waste product
• Methanogens are strict anaerobes and are poisoned by O2 |
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Protist is the informal name of the “kingdom” of
mostly unicellular eukaryotes |
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| Protists can reproduce asexually or sexually - by the processes of... |
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| Five Supergroups of Eukaryotes |
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-Excavata
-Chromalveolata
-Stramenopila
-Rhizaria
-Unikonts |
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-Characterized by its cytoskeleton
-Has 3 subgroups
-Diplomonads
-Parabasalids
-Euglenozoa |
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monophyletic and originated by a
secondary endosymbiosis event (w/ red alga) |
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