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The protozoan Euglena is capable of movement due to what structure?
The Protozoan Paramecium is capable of movement due to what structure?
The protozoan Amoeba is capable of movement due to what structure?
A. Flagella
B. Cilia
C. Pseudopodia |
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Euglena - Flagella
Paramecium- Cilia
Amoeba-Psedopodia |
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T or F:
Fungi is more closely related to plants than animals? |
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What is a feature of dicots?
a.) branched venation
B.) fibrous roots
C.) intercalary meristem |
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Features of dicots:
Features of monocot: |
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Dicots: 2, branched, taproot, ring, cross, 4-5, apical
Monocot: 1, parallel, fibrous, scattered, ring, 3, intercalary |
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| Name the specialized epidermal cells that regulate opening and closing of stomata |
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| outer protective layer, guard cells regulate gas exchage through stomata |
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Plant tissues
meristematic |
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| reservoir of stem-like cells remain able to give rise to all tissue types |
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| bulk of plant, metabolism, storage and support |
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Plant tissues
xylem transport (vascular) |
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| xylem transports water and minerals from root to shoot powered by transpiration |
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Plant tissues:
Phloem tubes |
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| phloem tubes carry food and hormones from source to sink driven by osmotic pressure |
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| What is the function of the endosperm tissue in a seed |
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| source of nutrients for developing embryo |
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Animals in what phyloem are protected by a chitin exoskeleton
a. nematoda
b.) arthropoda
c.) Mollusca |
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Which animal phyloem includes animals that exhibit deuterostome development?
a.) echinodermata
b.) Mollusca
c.) cnidaria |
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Which phyloem is this?
dorsal mantle secretes shell or pen; mantle cavity houses gills or primitive lungs
use toothy radula to scrape up food; move by contraction of muscular foot or arms |
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Which phyloem is this?
chitin exoskelton
crustacea- 3 body segments, 2 pair antennae + 3 pairs of feeding appendages
Chelicerata - 2 body segments, no antennae, paired pincers for feeding
Uniramia (insects ) 3-body segments, open circulatory system undergo metamorphosis |
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which phyloem is this?
deuterostomes w. radial symmetry e.g. sea urchins, sea stars |
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which phyloem is this
sac-like body w. radial symmetry opening to gastrovascular cavity
cnidocyte cells contain stinging nematocysts that inject prey w. poison |
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| What feature of the annelida body plan endows these animals w. a balance of streangth and flexibility? |
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| what feature of porifera lacks symmetry and have no true tissues |
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| what features of platyhelminthes allows exhange by diffusion |
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| name the adaption that served to protect reptilian embryos in arid habitats |
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| Name one unique features of mammals |
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| They have hair and sweat glands |
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| Name one way in which humans benefit from resident symbiotic bacteria |
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| example : gut bacteria aid in digestion and vitamin synthesis |
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| Name the two cells in the embryo sac that are involved in double fertilization. What do each give rise to |
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one sperm + egg = 2nzygote
One sperm+ 2 polar nuclei = 3 Endosperm |
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