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| The absorption of Mitochondria and Chloroplasts into other cells during evolution |
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| Animals,Plants, Fungi, Protozoa, Algae |
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| Archabacteria (Non-pathogenic), Eubacteria (pathogenic) |
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| Mitosis, Nucleus containing chromosomes, Nuclear membrane, Nucleic acid contained in chromosomes, Electron transport chain in mitochondrial membrane |
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| Binary fission, No membrane bound organelles, Free floating DNA, Single nucleic acid usually circular, Electron transport chain in cell membran |
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| Rods (bacillus), Spherical (cocci), Helical (spirochaete), Branching filaments |
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| What types of eubacteria can grow in inert media |
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| Rods (bacillus), Spherical (cocci), Helical (spirochaete), Branching filaments |
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| What types of eubacteria need living cells to grow |
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| Rickettsiae and Chlamydiae |
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| What special about cyanobacteria |
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| Blue-green, No chloroplasts, chlorophyll in cell membrane, (blue-green algae) |
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| 2 important features of fungi |
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| Not photosynthetic, Mycotoxins |
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| General comments on algae |
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| Water, High temperatures can increase activity, Can release toxins into water which deposit on shellfish |
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| Kingdom - Phylum - Class - Order - Family - Genus - Species (King Philip Came Over From Great Britain) |
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