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| What types of algae are there? |
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| There are many types, including unicellular, colonial and multicellular forms. In the multicellular group, there are green, brown, red and golden species |
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| What unicellular group of algae is responsible for extensive blooms in marine waters called red tide |
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| From what type of organism did the algae arise |
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| What form of algae exists in terrestrial environments |
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| No. but we can see reflected light waves |
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| How is light relfected off of surfaces? |
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| In different wave lengths |
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| Which animals have been extinct for 250 mil. years? |
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| what arthopods coexisted with trilobites during the Paleozoic era but are still alive today? |
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| What arthopods have a long worm-like body, a pair of legs on each body segemnt and the 1st pair of legs are fangs? |
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| What arthopods have a long worm-like body, two pairs of legs on each body segment and no fangs? |
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| What arthropods have eight legs? |
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| What is the most dangerous spider in the world? where is it found? |
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| Funnelweb spider. Austrialia |
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| What widow spider is the most venomous in the U.S.? |
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| What spider in our area has a biite that produces necrotic lesions? |
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| are daddy long legs dangerous to humans? |
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| are daddy long legs spiderss? |
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| what arachnids have a sting at the tip of their abdomen and produce live young? |
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| Are pseudoscorpions, whipscorpions, and tail-less whip scorpions dangerous? |
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| what condition is caused by tick saliva? |
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| name two diseases asso. with ticks |
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| Lyme disease and rocky mt. spotted fever |
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| what conditon do certain mites give with hairless lesions? |
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| What insects are caable of sting autonomy? |
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| Honey bees, harvester ants, certian yellow jackets |
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| what group of animals has a notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord, and post-anal tail? |
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| What is the most primitive chordate? |
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| The group to which lancelets gave rise to was the..? |
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| What jawless fish is a scavnger? |
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| What jawless fish is an ectoparasite on fish? |
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| The jawless fish gave ridse to the..? |
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| Give examples of cartilaginous fish? |
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| Shark, ray, skates, ratfish and sawfish |
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| Where would you find bone in a cartilaginous fish? |
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| Cartilaginous fish gave rise to? |
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