BISC 120 Lab exam 2 Flashcards
Moss Life Cycle History pt. 4
Ammocoetes
Pine Ovulate Cone
Pinus Staminate Cone
Lily Anther
Salaginella Strobilus
Lily Ovulary
Moss Life Cycle History pt. 1
Moss Life Cycle History pt. 2
Moss Life Cycle History pt. 3
Schistosoma Mansoni
Amphioxus
Amphioxus
Obelia hydroid
Tick
Mite
Tick and Mite
Fern Sporangia Mature
Tania Pisiformis Composite
Trichinella spiralis muscle
Taenia Pisiformis
Hydra
Euteinaislidia
Euteinaislidia
Pinus mature pollen grains
Protists
eukaryotic organisms not plant animal or fungus
unicellular, filamentous, colonial, multicellular
autotrophis, heterotrophic, or mixotrophic
Algae
autotrophic protists
Protozoa
heterotrophic protists
ingest by phagocytosis
Euglenozoans
flagellated euglenoids
kinetoplastids
tryponosoma lewisi
trypanosoma gambiense
euglenozoans in termite gut responsible for breakdown of cellulose for termites
Trichonympha and Trichomonas
Alveolates
ciliates (paramecium)
Dinoflagellates
apicomplexans
system of cortical alveoli that have membranous sacs
Ciliates
oral groove
food vacuoles
have trichocysts for defense
cilia
Dinoflagellates
phytoplankton
photosynthetic
food source in marine
primary producers (make O2)
red tides (blooms in oceans)
symbiotic w/ corals
cellulose cell wall
groove in middle
Plasmodium falciparum
apicomplexan that causes malaria
Stramenopiles
brown algea
golden algea
diatoms
chlorophyll a and b and fucoxanthin
Diatoms
phytoplankton
pennate or centric shape
siliceous skeleton
made of two valves
Brown Algea
multicellular chlorophyll a and fucoxanthin
kelp
not true vascular plants
Kelp Parts
Forams
ameboid protozoans
heterotrophic
pseudopodia
CaCO3 shell tests
chambered shells
Radiolarians
ameboid protozoans
pseudopodia
SiO2 skeleton
pseudopodia slithers through shell
Amoebozoans
amoeboid motion
pseudopodia
phagocytosis
Rhodophyla (Red Algea)
autotrophs
no flagella at any stage
chlorophyll a and phycocyanin
agar cell walls
Mycetozoa (Slime Molds)
phagocytic
cellulose cell wall
fruiting bodies
plasmodial and cellular slime molds
Chlorophyta
multicellular
green algea
spirogyra
ulva (leaf like)
Characteristics of Land Plants
waxy cuticle
stomata
Plant Classification
nonvascular plants (Bryophytes)
Seedless Vascular Plants
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
Alternation of Generation
Alternation of Generations
- sporophyte (diploid) produces spores (haploid) by meiosis
- gametophyte (haploid) produces gametes (haploid) by mitosis
- gametes (haploid) fuse to form zygote (diploid) which develops into sporophyte
Archgonia
produce eggs by mitosis
Anteridia
produce sperm by mitosis
Non vascular plants
bryophyta (mosses)
nonvascular
moist environment
gametophyte dominant
liverworts
thallus - plant body
rhizoids - roots
Vascular Seedless Plants
have microphylls
sporophyte dominant
horse tails
whisk ferns
ferns
heart shaped gametophyte
Vascular Seedless Plants Life Cycle
Homospory-produce one spore which produces gametophytes by mitosis
heterospory-
megaspores divide by mitosis to produce female gametophyte
microspores divide to produce male gametophyte
Vascular Seedless Plant Alternation of Generations
- sporangium (2n) on sporophyte (2n) produces spores (n) by meiosis
- spores (n) grow into gametophyte (n)
- gametophyte produces sperm (n) and egg(n)
- fertilization produces new sporophyte (2n)
Gymnosperms
flowerless seed bearing plants
Angiosperms
flowering plants
male gametophyte - pollen grain
female gametophyte - embryo sac
double fertilization- 2n zygote and 3n endosperm
Gymnosperm Land Adaptations
vascular tissure
seed that doesnt depart on water
Angiosperm Land Adaptations
vascular tissue
seeds
fruit/flower to attract pollinators
Flower Parts
Animal Characteristics
multicellular
no cell wall
heterotrophs
Diploblastic
two germ layers (endoderm and ectoderm)
radial symmetry
Triploblastic
three germ layers- endoderm, mesoderm,ectoderm
bilateral symmetry
Coelomates
body cavity lined w/ mesoderm on both sides
Pseudocoelomates
body cavity no lined w/ mesoderm cells on one side
Acoelomates
no body cavity
Porifera (sponges)
sessile (motile larval)
filter feeders
no true tissues
collar cells (choanocytes)
water flows in through pores
Cnidaria
radial symmetry
stationary polyp or free floating medusa
Cnidocytes
stinging cells on cniderians
Flatworms
free living planaria
carnivores
triploblastic acoelomates
Cestoda (Tapeworms)
parasitic flatworms
attach w/ hooks
Nematoda
roundworms
complete digestive tract
mouth and anus
Annelida
segmented worms
have a mouth>esophagus>gizzard>intestine>anus
Mollusca
bivalves
gastropoda
cephalopoda
Bivalve
foot, visceral mass, mantle
siphon to suck in water
Gastropods
some lack shells
radula to scrape food
Cephalopods
tentacles
small shell inside (pen)
ink sac
Arthropoda
chitinous exoskeleton
jointed appendages
segmentation of body
specialized limbs
Deuterostomes
-blastopore becomes anus
radial indeterminant cleavage of blastula
mesoderm formed from gut pouches
Echinoderm
sea stars, brittle stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, sea lilies
water vascular system locomotion
Star Fish
tube feet and spines
Chordates
dorsal notocord
dorsal hollow nerve cord
pharyngeal gill slits
post anal tail
Urochordata
free swimming larvae
sessile adults
filter feeders
Cephalochordata
lancelets
Jawless Fish
notocord only
no jaws, scales, or paired fins
excrete slime
ex: lamprey, hagfish
Chondrichthyes (Cartilaginous fish)
jawed
cartilage skeleton
mouth ventral to terminal end
2-chambered hearts
ex:sharks, rays, skates
Shark Characteristics
gill slits
2-chambered hearts
oil filled liver for boyancy
spiral valve in intestines
internal fertilization
Osteoichthyes
gill cover
lateral line
skeletion made of calcified bones
swim bladder
external fertilization
mouth terminal to body
Amphibians
long hind legs
semi-aquatic
external fertilization
scaleless skin
3-chambered heart
Reptiles
epidermal scales
claws
internal fertilization
amniotic eggs
rib cage
developed lungs
lethery shelled eggs
Aves
amniotic eggs
feathers
no bladder
4-chambered hearts
wings
Mammals
4-chambered heart
hair
diaphragm separates thoracic and abdomen
mammary glands