Bio Exam 3 Class 1 (Protists) Flashcards

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1
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eukaryotes have more… than prokaryotes

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organelles, and extensive cytoskeloeton

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2
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what are examples of organelles?

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mitochondria, chloroplasts

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3
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eukaryotes are …cellular

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multicellular

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4
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pros reproduce… theough

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asexually…binary fission

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5
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euks reproduce…or…. through…

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sexually or asexually through gametes or spores

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6
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eukarya include:

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protists, fungi, plants, and animals

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7
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eukaryotes have… chromosomes

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linear

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8
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what are the 3 types of dna that eukaryotic cells have?

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  • nuclear dna
  • mitochondrial dna
  • chloroplast dna
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9
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what does protist mean?

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“the very first”

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10
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what do protists include

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all eukaryotes except land animals, fungi, and land plants

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11
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protists do not have

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synapomorphies

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12
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what type of tree do protists make up

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paraphyletic

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13
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protists tend to live in

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water or moist environments

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14
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where are some other habitats of protists?

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oceans, coasts, inside plants and animals

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15
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how to protists live in different organisms?

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-as parasite or endosymbiotes

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16
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many protists are more closely related to …,…,… than other protists

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plants, animals or fungi

17
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what are the two groups that protists are divided into?

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unikonta and bikonta

18
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what classifies protists into the two respective groups

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the number of flagellum that they have

19
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how do protists move?

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  • sliding motion through pseudopodia
  • swimming using the flagella or small cilia
20
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how are flagella characterized?

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long and few

21
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how is cilia characterized ?

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short and numerous

22
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how do protists obtain energy

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-some are autotrophs and photosynthesize
- others are heterotrophs and fed via phagocytosis, or using their cilia to funnel food into their specialized gullet

23
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go look at the slide about lineages

A

hehe

24
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how do biologists study protists?

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microscopes

25
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what were the 4 major innovations that evolved in protists?

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  • mitochonria and chloroplast
  • nuclear envolope
  • multicellularity
  • sex and alteration of generations
26
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what is endoymbiosis theory of mitochondria origin ?

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an ancient Archaean cell engulfed an ancient bacterial cell and the bacterium gains protection and carbon compounds and in return produces atp fpr the cell to use

27
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when was endosymbiosis proposed?

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1880’s then revived by Lynn Margulis

28
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what is the idea of endosymbiosis?

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mitochindria converts pyruvate into ATP

29
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hat is the evidence of endosymbiosis being the origin of mitochondria?

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  • mitochondria are about the side of a bacterium
  • mito. replicate by fission
  • mito. have 70 s ribosomes
  • mito. have a double bilayer membrane
  • mito. have their own dna double stranded and circular
  • mito. have gene sequences
30
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what convinced most scientists that endosymbiosis was true?

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dna sequencing and research

31
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mitochondrial dna is most closely related to…

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bacterial DNA
- circular genomes

32
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mitochondrial dna is not derived from…

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nuclear DNA

33
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what is the theory of chloroplast origin?

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all plantaes have chloroplasts with two membranes, so endosymbiosis must have occurred in a common ancestor

34
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what is endosymbiosis?

A

look at slides

35
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the chloroplast did not envolve in…

A

eukaryotes

36
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how did protists engulf synobacteria

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secodary endosymbiosis

37
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what is an example of secondary endosymbiosis

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another protists engulfed a photosynthetic protist that already had a chloroplast

38
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what is secondary endosymbiosis?

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when something swallows something else that already has x in it so that original thing now has x