bio lab quiz 9 Flashcards

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role of decomposers in an ecosystem

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use nonliving organic matter as a source of energy and return inorganic materials to the environment when they die

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what is spirogyra and how does it reproduce

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  • filamentous freshwater species that possesses ornate spiral chloroplasts
  • sexual reproduction through conjugation = tube forms between adjacent filaments
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3
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where can algae be found

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aquatic areas, tree trunks, sidewalks, buildings, unwashed cars, snow

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diatoms and their structure

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  • uniquely shaped algae that posses a test, or shell, made of 2 halves
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how do amoebas move and capture food

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their ability to move and capture food is through false feet also called pseudopodia

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foraminiferans

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group of aquatic and marine amoeboid protists with elaborate, colorful shells composed of calcium carbonate

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7
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name of plant like protists

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photosynthetic protists

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8
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stages of sponge life

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???? vegetative growth phase is followed by gemmulation (asexual reproduction) or sexual reproduction, cryptobiosis (resting phase), the hatching of gemmules, and finally regeneration

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9
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classes of sponges

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  1. calcarea - small marine sponges with spicules composed of calcium carbonate
  2. demospongiae - largest class of sponges, brilliantly colored with monaxonal or tetraxonal siliceous spicules somtimes bound together by spongin
  3. hexactinellida - “glass sponge” because of the six rayed siliceous spicules that are fused into an intricate glass like lattice
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10
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be able to identify the 5 images

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ostia

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pores that allow water into the interior of the sponge

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12
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spongocoel

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central cavity

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13
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choanocytes

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the flagellated, collar shaped cells that line the central cavity

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14
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osculum

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water eliminated from sponge this way

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15
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mesohyl

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cells of sponges that are arranged in a gelatinous matrix

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