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1
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Animal Lifecycle

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Gametic

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2
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Plant Lifecycle

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zygotic

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3
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Fungal phylum containing the yeasts

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Ascomycota

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Plant phylum containing firs, cedars, pines, etc

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Coniferophyta

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5
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Plant phylum containing largest number of species.

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Anthophyta

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6
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A synoecious species is composed of

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individuals posses both male and female functions in the same flower

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7
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Product(s) of meiosis in gametic lifecycle.

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eggs and sperms

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8
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Name 5 anthropocentric aspects of fungi.

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Fermentation, flavoring of cheeses, food, drugs, mycoremediation

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9
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Terms for fungal filaments that possess one nuclei per cell

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Monokaryotic

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10
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Term for a mass of fungal filaments

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Mycelium

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11
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Fungal phylum containing rusts and smuts.

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Phylum Basidiomycota

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12
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What is true of animal development?

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Development ends at sexual maturity and Development is irreversible

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13
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What is true of plant development?

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Development is reversible and never ends

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14
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Which kingdoms contain species that do not under go nuclear mitosis during cell division?

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Kingdom platae and animalia

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15
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Name 6 anthropocentric aspects of plants.

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Food, source of medicine, esthetics, fibers, non medicinal chemicals, phytoremediation

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16
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Which kingdoms contain species that form cell plates during cell division?

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Kingdom Plantae

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17
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Name artificial taxa

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Kingdom Protista, Phylum Deuteromycota

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18
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Plant structures wherein meiosis occurs

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Sporophyte

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19
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Plant cell wall material

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Cellulose

20
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What phylum belongs to Angiosperms?

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Phylum Anthophyta

21
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Animal cell wall material

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no cell wall

22
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Animal energy-storage molecule

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Short term: Glycogen. Long term: Fats/lipids

23
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What phyla belong to Gymnosperms?

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Phylum Cycadophyta, Gnetophyta, Ginkgophyta, Coniferophyta

24
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Growth form(s) found in the Kingdom Animalia

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mostly complex multicellular

25
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Name 5 anthropocentric aspects of animals

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Labor, food, experimentation, clothing, companionship, pharming

26
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Growth form(s) found in the Kingdom Fungi.

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Filamentous

27
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Name taxa that contain heterotrophic species

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Kingdom Fungi, Animalia, Plantae, and former Kingdom Protista

28
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Fungi energy-storage molecule

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Glycogen

29
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What phyla belong to non-vascular plants?

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Anthocerotophyta, Hepaticophyta, Bryophyta

30
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What phyla belong to seedless vascular plants?

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Lycophyta,Pterophyta, Psilophyta, Antrophyta

31
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Animal phylum that includes humans

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Chordata

32
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Define isogamy

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all gametes look the same

33
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Describe the basics of the mutualistic relationship involving plant-pollinating animals and explain how this mutualism affects humans.

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Animals (bees) move pollen between flowers which fertilizes the flowers and the animals get a reward in the form of nectar (nutrients, complex chemicals)

34
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What roles do animals play?

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Predators, prey, scavengers, parasites, symbionts

35
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What habitats do animals exist in?

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Terrestrial, aquatic, atmospheric, desert, ice, space

36
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What kind of consumers are animals?

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Herbivores, granivores, frugivores, mycovore, carnivores, omnivores

37
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Define Fungi asexual reproduction

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clone, mitospores produced by mitosis

38
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Define fungi sexual reproduction

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meiospores produced by meiosis

39
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Define spore

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A thick walled reproductive structure capable of developing into an adult via mitosis cell division

40
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What phylum contains Chytrids?

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Phylum Chytridiomycota

41
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What phylum contains black bread mold?

A

Phylum Zygomycota

42
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Which super group do animals belong to?

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Unikonta

43
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Which super group do fungi belong to?

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Unikonta

44
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How do animals reproduce?

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sexually and limited asexually

45
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How do animals reproduce asexually?

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parthenogensis and fragmentation

46
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Name the subsystems on animal body plans

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Excretory, respiratory/ventilation, circulatory, digestive, nervous and hormonal, reproductive.

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