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bio 167 - spring 2022 (28 decks)

CH. 23 - Unit V Diversity

23.1 Introduction to Microorganisms

23.1 - Archaea and Bacteria Are Ancient Lineages That Continue to Be Abundant Today

23.1 - Protists Are Early-Diverging Eukaryotes Displaying Diverse Structural Types

23.1 - Fungi Form a Kingdom of Diverse, Plastidless Eukaryotes

23.1 - Horizontal Gene Transfer Fosters Microbial Evolution

23.2 Diversity and Ecological Importance of Archaea

23.3 - Cyanobacteria Are Photosynthetic Bacteria That Produce Oxygen and Play Other Important Ecological Roles

23.3 - Proteobacteria Do Not Produce Oxygen but Play Other Ecologically Important Roles

23.3 - Bacterial Reproduction Helps to Explain Ecological Function

23.4 Prokaryotic Cells Vary in Shape

23.4 - Bacterial Cells Vary in Cell-Wall Structure

23.4 - Slimy Mucilage Often Coats Cellular Surfaces

23.4 - Bacteria Move by a Variety of Cellular Adaptations

23.4 - Bacteria Can Be Grouped by Type of Nutrition and Response to Oxygen

23.5 Diversity and Ecological Importance of Protists

23.5 - Protists Can Be Informally Labeled According to Their Ecological Roles

Protists Can Be Informally Labeled According to Their Type of Motility

23.5 - Protists Can Be Informally Labeled According to Their Habitats

23.5 - A Feeding Groove Characterizes Many Protists Classified in the Excavates

23.5 - Eukaryotic Supergroups Include Protists and Related Plant, Animal, and Fungal Kingdoms

23.5 - Land Plants and Related Algae Share Similar Genetic Features

23.5 Membrane Sacs Lie at the Cell Periphery of Alveolata

23.5 Flagellar Hairs Distinguish Stramenopila

23.5 Spiky Cytoplasmic Extensions Are Present on the Cells of Many Protists Classified in Rhizaria

23.5 - Amoebozoa Includes Many Types of Amoebae with Pseudopodia

23.5 - A Single Flagellum Occurs on Swimming Cells of Opisthokonta

23.5 - Table 23.2 Eukaryotic Supergroups and Examples of Constituent Kingdoms, Phyla, Classes, or Species

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