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| functions of bacteriophages |
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promote biodiversity
cycle carbon
biogeochemical cycles
stop bacterial explosions |
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| Viral hemorrhagic septicemia |
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Decompose
key player in the cycles like carbon and nitrogen |
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| photosynthetic bacteria found in light and water |
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| functions of cyanobacteria |
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provide oxygen
fix nitrogen |
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| little contaminates in the water (clean) |
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| lots of contaminates like sewer water (dirty) |
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| can grow without fixed nitrogen |
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They buffer the heterocyst
Nothing going on
Cinderblock cells |
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| Only where the oxygen is occurring |
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| create cyanotoxins, become foes |
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| green little balls, slimy |
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| Where are cyanobacteria found |
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mud flats
rocks in intertidal/ splash zones |
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| plants but doesnt take nutrients from the plant |
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| burrow into calcareous rocks/coral |
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| prokaryotes that live in harsh environments |
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| live in hot places like yellowstones hot springs |
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| live in very salty areas like the great salt lake in Utah |
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phylum bacillariophyta
brown
unicellular but can form chains
silica |
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| diatoms acid that accumulates in the tissues of organisms that eat them |
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long barrette looking thing
benthic
can move along rock surfaces |
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circular
in water column
solitary |
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benthic and pelagic
temperate waters |
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| major source of oxygen and carbon in the environment |
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filtration for plants
mild abrasive |
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chlorophyll a and c
carotenoids |
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phylum dinophyta
planktonic
unicellular
cell is covered in cellulose plates
photosynthesize |
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| the two flagella of dinoflagellates |
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one around its center grove
one is trailing free |
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non toxic forms
feeds on algae and bacteria
tidal rivers and estuaries |
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| only becomes toxic in the presence of fish particularly schooling fish, causes lesions |
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development of hermatypic corals
fix CO2 so coral can use it in building CaCO3 skeleton |
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chlorophyll a and c
carotenoids |
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| dinoflagellate bioluminescense |
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| luciferinase breaks down the protein luciferin giving off a blue-green glow |
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phylum chrysophyta
star shaped
internal skeleton made of silica
two flagellum |
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class haptophyta
outer structure made of CaCO3
flagella
white cliffs of dover |
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phylum cryptophyta
two flagella
no skeleton |
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phylum granuloreticulosa
test of CaCO3
pseudopods
benthic |
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phylum polycystina
planktonic protozoan
silica test
pseudopods |
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