Biodiversity (Organisms + Phyla) - Unit 1 Flashcards

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What are deuteromycota? Give the kingdom, common name, and examples.

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Fungi imperfecti:

> Ex. penicillium- greenish fungus grown on moldy fruit, also produces antibiotic penicillin
Ex. cyclosporin- given after transplant surgery to supress immune system (helps from organ rejection), this form of the fungi lives in soil
Ex. cheese- the strong flavour to blue cheese

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What are chytridiomycota? Give the kingdom, common name, and examples.

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Chytrids:

> Most are aquatic
Their spores have flagella
They are parasitic fungus that live in soil and infect potato plants, causes warts and deforms them

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What are zygomycota? Give the kingdom, common name, and examples.

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Zygospore fungi:
> Common molds on foods
> ex. bread mold (rhizopus)

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What are ascomycota? Give the kingdom, common name, and examples.

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Sac fungi:
> ex. powdery mildews on leaves and truffles
> ex. yeast sac bud

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What are basidiomycota? Give the kingdom, common name, and examples.

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Club fungi:
> Grows on lawns and forest floors, places that lack sunlight and are cool n damp
> ex. mushrooms

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What are chrysophta? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Plant-like protist
  • Ex. phytoplankton, diatoms
  • Have rigid silica walls
  • Float in the ocean
  • Reproduce sexually and asexually
  • Contain harmful toxins
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What are pyrrophta? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Plant-like protist
  • Ex. dinoflagellates (two flagella)
  • Provide energy to coral reefs
  • Bioluminescent
  • Algal bloom: reproduce quickly
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What are euglenoza? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Plant-like protist
  • Ex. euglenoids
  • Photosynthesis (chloroplast)
  • Can consume other protist
  • Eye-spot to find sunlight
  • One flagella
  • Found in slow fresh water
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What are animal-like protists called? Give the general traits.

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Protozoans
- All heterotrophs
- Locomotion (movement)

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What are ciliphora? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animal-like protist
  • Common name: ciliates
  • Have an outer covering to give shape
  • Live in fresh and salt water
  • Multiple nuclei
  • Have cilia: hair-like protein structures to move
  • Ex. Paramecium
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What are zoomastigina? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animal-like protist
  • Common name: flagellates
  • Single celled
  • More than one flagella
  • Have a protective outer coating
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What are cercozoans? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animal-like protist
  • Common name: amoebas
    > also pseudopods
  • Can change shape
  • Have false feet to move
  • Live in salt water, fresh water, mud, and on animals
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What are sporozoa? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animal-like
  • Single celled
  • Immobile: transported by host body fluids
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Give the general traits of fungi-like protists.

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  • All heterotrophs
  • Sexual; use spores
  • Live in cool and damp environments
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What are myxomycota? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Fungi-like protist
  • Engulf food
  • Meiosis: produces spores which burst out and disperse
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What are acrasiomycota? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Fungi-like protist
  • Common name: cellular slime mold
  • Move like an amoeba
  • Pseudoplasmodium: structure for when food is scarce, has a mushroom-like appearance
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What are oomycota? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Fungi-like protist
  • Common name: water mold
  • Aquatic (mostly)
  • Parasitic to fish, insects, and plants
  • Extends threads into host tissues
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What are porifera? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. sponges
  • Asymmetric
  • No digestive openings
  • No coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Sessile
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What are cnidaria? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. hydras and jellyfish
  • Radial symmetry
  • One digestive opening
  • No coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Polyp (tentacles above) or medusa (tentacles below)
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What are platyhelminthes? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. flatworms
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • One digestive opening
  • No coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Flat bodies
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What are nematoda? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. round worms
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • Two digestive openings
  • No coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Often parasitic
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What are annelida? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. segmented worms
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • Two digestive openings
  • Coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Have segments
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What are mollusca? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. mollusks, octopuses, clams
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • Two digestive openings
  • Coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Shell present
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What are echinodermata? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. echinoderms
  • Radial symmetry in adults
  • Two digestive openings
  • Coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Bilateral symmetry in embryos
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What are arthropoda? Give the kingdom, traits, and examples.

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  • Animalia
  • Ex. insects
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • Two digestive openings
  • Coelom present
  • Invertebrate
  • Have an exoskeleton
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What are chordata? Give the kingdom, traits, and classes.

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  • Animalia
  • Classes:
    > Aves
    > Reptilia
    > Amphibia
    > Mammalia
    > ADD OTHERS (I forgor)
  • Bilateral symmetry
  • Two digestive openings
  • Coelom present
  • Vertebrate
  • Most developed nervous system