Biology lab 2 Flashcards

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protists

A

a diverse group of unicellular, colonial, and multicellular eukaryotes.

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2
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Supergroups

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informal taxonomic categories that do not fit into the traditional Linnaean system

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3
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All Supergroups are categorized within

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Domain Eukarya

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4
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refer to eukaryotes that are not animal, plants, or fungi

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protists

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5
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containing chloroplasts which they use to convert solar energy into chemical energy in the form of sugars

A

photoautotrophs

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6
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protists that obtain nutrition by absorbing organic molecules or ingesting
food particles from the environment

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Heterotrophic

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7
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Protists that can photosynthesize AND ingest nutrients

from the environment are called

A

mixotrophs

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8
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Some unicellular protists can only reproduce asexually while others can reproduce both asexually and sexually

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true

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9
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Sperm-producing gametangia

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antheridia

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10
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Some multicellular/filamentous algae have gamete producing structures
called

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gametangia

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11
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egg-producing gametangia

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oogonia

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12
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includes two groups of protists (red algae and green algae) as
well as land plants

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Supergroup Archaeplastida

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13
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are photoautotrophic and include unicellular, colonial, and multicellular species

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Red algae and green algae

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14
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Most are marine seaweeds, especially characteristic of warmer waters, although some inhabit freshwater and even terrestrial habitats

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red algae

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15
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species secrete a hard shell of calcium carbonate

onto the surface of their cells for increased structural support

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coralline red algae

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16
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Many, but not all species are reddish due to the presence of an accessory
photopigment (phycoerythrin) which masks the green of chlorophyll.

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red algae

17
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Most species can be found in freshwater or marine aquatic habitats but some can also be found growing on terrestrial surfaces such as buildings, tree trunks, and sidewalks

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green algae

18
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are characterized by the presence of chloroplasts which have much the same ultrastructure and chlorophyll composition as plants

A

Green algae

19
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does not yet have a formal name and is currently known as an acronym of the
first letters of the three large clades within this group

A

SAR clade

20
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are grouped on the basis of molecular evidence as well as the hypothesis that two of these groups, stramenopiles and alveolates, have some algal species that are derived from an ancestor that had a secondary endosymbiotic relationship with red algae

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Protists in the SAR clade

21
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unicellular photoautotrophic stramenopiles abundant in both marine and
freshwater plankton

A

Diatoms

22
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exist in a variety of unique shapes but all share a translucent appearance because they are surrounded by a glass-like wall

A

diatoms

23
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Diatoms are encased with a unique glass-like cell wall made of silica which
consists of two overlapping parts this is called

A

a frustule