Biodiversity And Classifications Of Microorganism Prt 2 Flashcards

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What are the five kingdoms

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●Kingdom Monera
●Kingdom Protista
●Kindom Animalia
●Kingdom fungi
●Kingdom Plantae

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Taxonomist

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A scientist who is responsible for the placing of an organism within a specific group

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Unicellular

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Is an organism consisting of only one cell

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Multicellular

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An organism consisting of many cells

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Biodiversity

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The variety of organisms found in an area or on earth

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Why are viruses not placed in one of the kingdoms

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That’s because viruses display some non-living and living characteristics

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Capsid

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A protein coat surrounding the nuclei material of a virus

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Acellular

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Means non-cellular

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Obligate parasite

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A parasite organism that can not complete its life cycle without exploiting a suitable host(if a obligate parasite can not obtain a host it will fail to reproduce).

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Host

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A organism that Harbour a parasite.

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Pathogenic

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A organism that causes diseases.

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Bacteriophage

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A type of virus that infects bacteria…(phage means to eat).

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Nucleoid

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An irregularly shaped region within the cell of a Prokaryot that contains all or most of the genetic material.

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Prokaryot

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An organism where the nuclear material is not enclosed in a membrane.

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Eukaryot

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Any single or multicellular group of organisms that have a membrane bound nucleus containing genetic material.

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Flagellum|Flagella

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A whip like protuding filaments that help cells or microorganisms move

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Autotrophic

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Animals which can synthesize their own food

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Heterotrophic

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Any organism that sources food from its environment because it cannot make its own food.

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Saprophytic

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Plant or fungal microorganisms that feeds on dead or decaying tissues of other organisms.

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Binary fission

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Asexual Reproduction of a single cell in which divides by mitosis.

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Plasmid

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Is a small circular ,double stranded DNA molecule that is distinct from a cells chromosomal DNA

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Two types of autotrophic bacteria that can manufacture their own food

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●Photosynthetic bacteria (which use sunlight energy )

●chemosynthetic bacteria (which get their energy from chemical processes)

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Three types of heterotrophic bacteria that can not manufacture their own food

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●Parasitic bacteria - (That obtain their foods from other living organisms)

●Saprotrophic - DECOMPOSERS(they obtain their food from dead animals and plants)

●mutualistic bacteria- (That form a relationship with another organism.Both organisms benefit from the relationship.

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Aquatic

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Living in or around water

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Phytoplankton

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Very small plants (algae)that float on or near the surface of the water.

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Zooplankton

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Consisting of small animals and the immature stages of larger animals which float on or near the surface if the water

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Sessile

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Organisms that are usually attached to something and can not move on their own but can move through outside sources.

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3 types of protists

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1.PLANT LIKE PROTISTS
●mainly unicellular organisms found in aquatic environments
●most are autotrophic
●free floating aquatic called phytoplankton.

2.ANIMAL LIKE PROTIST
●heterotrophic
●free living unicellular animals living in an aquatic area

3.ALGAE
●multicellular
●microscopic called seaweeds
●contains various Photosynthetic pigment which give them a green ,red or brownish color.
●may be free floating or sessil.

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Chitin

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A fibrous substance consisting of polysaccharides, which is a major constituent in the exoskeleton of arthropods and the cell walls of fungi

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Hyphae

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A network of multi called thread like filaments forming the mycelium of a fungus

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Mycelium

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A vegetative mass or network of fungi hyphae found in and on soil or organic substances

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Multi nucleate

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Cells that have more than one nucleus per cell

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Rhizoids

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Threadlike structures that anchor lower plants and fungi to a surface

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Budding

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A form-fitting asexual Reproduction which involves the pinching off of offspring from the parent cell the offering cell is genetically identical to the cell