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| Characteristics of Paramecium: |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Chromoalveolata
Originated via secondary endosymbiosis. covered with thousands of hairlike cilla that function in locomotion. Heterotrophic and lacks plastids. Has a oral groove for food. It gets rid of waste and holds excess water in the contractile vacuole. |
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Kingdom: Protist
Subergroup: Chromoalveolata
Originated via secondary endosymbiosis. major component of the photosynthetic plankton in oceans and lakes. Glass-like cell walls composed of silica. Can be radially symmetrical or bilaterally symmetrical. |
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Domain:Protist
Supergroup: Excavata
Most species are mixotrophs. They evolved from secondary endosymbiosis of green alga, which is now the chloroplast contained within the cytoplasm. When sufficient light is available, they can be photosynthetic but if not they engulf prey. Moves via flagellum. Has a plasma membrane. The eyespot functions as a light shield and pellicle provides strength and flexibility. |
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| Characteristics of Dinoflagellates: |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Chromoalveolata
Originated via secondary endosymbiosis. Are components of plankton that are in freshwater habitats. photosynthetic, mixotrophic and heterotrophic. have two flagella located in perpendicular grooves. Cells are covered in "armor" of cellulose plates. |
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| Characteristics of Amoeba Proteus: |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Unikonta
Found in soil, freshwater and marine environments. Have tube-shaped or lobe-shaped pseudopia by which they move and engulf prey via phagocytosis. |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Archaeplastida
Is a sheetlike multicellular red alga. It is photosynthetic. Harvest nori, "seaweed" which is used to make sushi. |
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| Characteristics of Chlamydomonas: |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroups: Archaeplastida
a unicellular green alga. Has two flagella. Also has a cell wall and single cup-shaped chloroplast. |
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| Characteristics of Volvox: |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Archaeplastida
photosynthetic, colonial green algae found in freshwater, ponds, etc. It's colonial "wall" consists of hundreds of same type cells, connected in cytoplasmic strands, embedded in gelatinous matrix. Has 2 flagella which may not easily be seen. Daughter colonies reproduce asexually and then released. |
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Kingdom: Eukarya
Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Archaeplastida
photosynthetic, multicellular green alga found along seacoasts. Has blades and holdfast that superficially resembles roots and leaves of terrestrial plants. But they are not actual because they lack vascular tissue. |
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Kingdom: Prokarya
Domain: Bacteria
Is a cyanobacterial species. It uses metabolic cooperation because it is photosynthetic and fixes nitrogen. It contains thick walled cells called heterocytes used for fixation of nitrogen. Chloroplast of green and red algae developed from cyanobacteria via primary endosymbiosis. |
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Domain: Protist
Supergroup: Chromalveolata
Developed via secondary endosymbiosis. multicellular member of brown algae clade. Photosynthetic. Have blades, stipes, and holdfasts that superficially resemble leaves, stem, and roots of terrestrial plants and but lack vascular tissue so they are not actual. |
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Domain: Fungi
Supergroup: Basidiomycete
Characteristics: a basdiocarp. Has a cap with gills, and stalk. Common grocery store- mushroom |
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Domain: Fungi
Supergroup: Basidomycete
Characteristics: The "bracket" is the basidiocarp, and the rest of the fungus penetrates wood. Has pores rather than gills. |
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| Chromalveolata include what clades? |
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Dinoflagellate
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| Archaeplastida include what clade(s)? |
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Porphyra
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| Excavata consist of what clade(s)? |
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| Unikonta consist of what clade(s)? |
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| This supergroup include key photosynthetic species that form the base of the food web in some acquatic communities. |
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| includes amoebas that have lobe- or tube-shaped pseudopodia, as well as animals, fungi, and protist that are closely related to animals or fungi. |
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| consists of species of ameobas, most of which have a pseudopodia that are threadlike in shape. |
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| Some members of this supergroup have modified mitochondria and some members have unique flagella |
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| This group originated by an acient secondary endosymbiosis event. |
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| The group that includes Land Plants |
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| The group that includes protist that are closely related to fungi and animals |
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Fruticose Lichens:
Looks like shrubs, and grow on living or dead trees. |
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| basidiospores of Basidiomycetes |
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Chara
Left arrow: oogonia
Right arrow: antheridia |
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Crutose:
Lichens that are thin and crusty and grow tightly to hard surfaces, such as rocks. |
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Foliose Lichens:
Leaflike and are found on fallen logs or tree trunks |
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| True Mosses: (Bryophyte clade) |
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| List the process of the True Moss Life Cycle |
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| Details of the capsule of a true moss |
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| Liverworth (ribbon-shaped thallus) |
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Archaegoniophore of Liverworth
Female gametophore |
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Antheridiophore of Liverworts
Male gametophore |
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| Liverwort Gemmae w Gemmae cups |
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Selaginella strobilus
spike looking, vertical |
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| Steps of the Fern Life Cycle |
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