BACTERIA 4

Question 1

kindgom protisa

Answer 1

plant like, animal like, fungus like, within domain europera

Question 2

plant like

Answer 2

unicellular alge, multicellular

Question 3

unicellular lage

Answer 3

diatoms, dinoflagellets,

Question 4

mutlicellular alge

Answer 4

seaweeds, kelp brown alge, red seaweed, golden brown algea

Question 5

algae

Answer 5

can do photosynthesis, autographs, make green algae, classified by piments and color produce

Question 6

diatom and dinoflagellets

Answer 6

fresh water, unicellular, form base of marine food chain (eat smallest), photosynthesitc, produce majority of oxygen (7-80%), can’t usually see them, can see them when algo blooms

Question 7

apec killer

Answer 7

top of food chain, tertiary

Question 8

algo blooms

Answer 8

population explotion, cause warm coastal waters to turn pinkish oragne a phenomen known as red tide, accompined by fish killed because dino flagelles using so much oxygen, d. f. produce more toxins, mollusks eat them and are not affect and produce them, humans eat it and get selfish poison

Question 9

mollusks

Answer 9

clams and mussels, snails

Question 10

animal like

Answer 10

PROTOZAN ciliates, flagellets, maeoba, can move around, heterotrophs, unicellular, classified on how they move

Question 11

ciliates

Answer 11

parameium, move with cilia

Question 12

flagellets

Answer 12

move with flagelleseuglen

Question 13

ameboa

Answer 13

forms pseudopds

Question 14

cilia

Answer 14

short that go around the cell, made by microtubes,

Question 15

falgelum

Answer 15

made by microtubeslong

Question 16

pseudoopods

Answer 16

example of membrane, phagocytosis (engulf and form vacoule)

Question 17

fungulis like protist

Answer 17

slime molds

Question 18

slime molds

Answer 18

are weirdos, moldy slimly like, creeping, crawling masses, move along forest floor, consuming dead organic matter, when food is scace they come to together to form slug, some cells dry up and form stalk, then develop into spores

Question 19

fungus

Answer 19

fuzzy grwoth on organelles, mushrooms, yeast

Question 20

plant kingdom

Answer 20

terrestrial, autorphs, green multicellular

Question 21

bryophytes

Answer 21

mosses, liver worts, non vascular

Question 22

moss, liver worts

Answer 22

non vascular, depedn on water, don’t need to be vascular because they are so small and they don’t need tubes for long distnace, live on land, green (chlorophyll)

Question 23

non vasuclar

Answer 23

reproduced by spores

Question 24

tracheophytes

Answer 24

bascular, ferns, gymnosperms, angiosperms

Question 25

ferns

Answer 25

produce spores instead of seeds

Question 26

gymnosperms

Answer 26

seeds plants, conbearing, needle like leaves, produce polllen

Question 27

angiosperms

Answer 27

seed plants, flowering / fruit bearing, also produce pollen, monocots and ciots

Question 28

monocots and ciots

Answer 28

two categoreist of angiosperms

Question 29

vascular

Answer 29

have specifal structures , vessels for transport, humans = arterites, capillaries, veins

Question 30

tracio

Answer 30

windpipe

Question 31

phyte

Answer 31

plant

Question 32

liverworts

Answer 32

leafy, leaves are broader, small plants green photosynthesis

Question 33

cross section

Answer 33

cut across and look into splice

Question 34

palisade

Answer 34

chlorophyll, layer of cells under upper epiderium

Question 35

epidermus

Answer 35

skin

Question 36

guard cells

Answer 36

in pairs and form hole

Question 37

stomata

Answer 37

water coming out = trasnportation, carbon dioxide going in and oxyen and water out (kreb cycle)

Question 38

spongy layer

Answer 38

k

Question 39

vasulcar bundle

Answer 39

have bundle shiefcells

Question 40

pholem and xylem

Answer 40

microscole tubes that transport