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| Which of the domains are prokaryotic cells? |
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| Creates own organic compounds |
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| Consume at least one organic compound |
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| Poisoned by presence of oxygen |
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| They can use O2, or not, depends on environment |
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| Polymer of sugar and amino acids that is thick in Gram positive |
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| Stains purple, thick peptido, vulnerable to penicillin |
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| thin pep, resistant to penicillin, outter membrane |
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| Important to nitrogen fixation, only prokaryotes that form O2 as byproduct |
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| characterized as an extreme habitat condition of Archaea? |
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| High salt content, High methane content, Low or High temp, ph of 1 or 14 |
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| What is a halophilic organism? |
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| High salt concentration loving |
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| Produces methane as byproduct |
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| organism group is responsible for the Red Tide? |
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| What Supergroup are DinoFlagellates a part of |
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| Silica shell, Supergroup: Straneopilla |
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| Plasmodias, malaria causing, Supergroup: Alveolata |
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| Chagres sleeping disease, Darwin likely had this sickness, Supergroup: Excavata |
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| STD, Supergroup: Excavata |
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| is an effective treatment of the Plasmodium’s? |
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| Quinine comes from what bark |
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| What is the Endosymbiotic Theory? |
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| The engulfing of one cell by another cell |
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| Lifecycle relationship between gametophyte and sporophyte |
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| Reproduction between splitting |
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| Cause behind Irish potato blight |
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| Which supergroup is Kingdom Animalia apart of? |
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| What other phylum is a part of Opisthokonta |
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| What are Choanoflagellates? |
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| Closest related protist to fungi and animals, supergroup Opisthokonta |
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| Water conducting cell of bryophytes |
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| Food conducting cell of bryophytes |
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| Which protist(s) is/are the most closely related to ancestor of land plants? |
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| Coleochaete, Dinoflagellates |
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| considered to be the closest living relatives of the animals. |
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| Photosynthate transport downward |
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| How do Ferns move from their spots? |
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| Ferns, Uses catapult mechanism to release spores |
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| the scientific name for all vascular plants? |
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| number of Species of Cycads |
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| number of Species of conifers |
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| number of Species of Gentos |
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| number of Species of Ginkgos |
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| Which is an example of monoecious? |
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| 1 house, male and female same plant |
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| 2 house, separate male and female |
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| best describes heterospory? |
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| The production of a microspore and megaspore |
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| 4 organs required to be a complete flower |
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| Stamen, petals, carpel, sepal |
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| Contains a stamen and carpel. Has all necessary organs to reproduce |
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| Lacks a stamen or a carpel |
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| Dispersal, protection, dormancy |
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| Support, growth, protection, aids in water transport |
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| Doesn’t need water to aid in sperm transport |
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| Is a gametophyte haploid or diploid? |
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| Know that the structure is different from Diploid |
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| In which period are earliest seed plants thought to have evolved |
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| Devonian, Bryophyte-gametophyte dominant, Vascular - sporophyte |
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