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| Define Ploidy Level: Haploid |
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| cell has half the usual number of chromosomes |
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| Define Ploidy Level: Diploid |
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| containing two complete sets of chromosomes, one from each parent. |
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| Alternation of Generations |
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| life cycle in which a haploid generation alternates with a diploid generation |
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| Defining traits of each phyla: Chlorophyta |
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| Defining traits of each phyla: Phaeophyta |
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| Defining traits of each phyla: Rhodophyta |
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| Defining traits of each phyla: Bacillariophyta |
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| Unicellular, Silica based |
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| Defining traits of each phyla: Dinozoa |
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| Unicellular, Armored Plates |
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| Unicellular, Multicellular, Filamentous, Colonial |
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| Conjugation, Sperm and egg |
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| Economical/Ecological roles: diatoms |
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| abrasive & absorptive: toothpaste, pool filters, and dessicants |
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| Economical/Ecological roles: red algae |
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| gelatin-like medium for growing bacteria & keeping food moist (ex. cookies, yogurt). |
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| Economical/Ecological roles: brown algae |
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| cell-wall constituent used as a stabilizer or emulsifier in dairy and baked goods |
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| How phyla obtains energy: Chlorophyta |
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| How phyla obtains energy: Phaeophyta |
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| How phyla obtains energy: Rhodophyta |
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| How phyla obtains energy: Bacillariophyta |
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| How phyla obtains energy: Dinozoa |
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