ch 9- diversity of life Flashcards

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largest classification of life

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domain

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what are the domains

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eukarya
bacteria
archaea

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bacteria and archaea kingdom

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monera
both dont have membrane bound organelles

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what are the six kingdoms

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archaea
eubacteria
protista
fungi
plantae
animalia

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diplo

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grow in pairs

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staph

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grow in grape like clusters

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strep

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grow in a chain

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bacillus

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rod shaped

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9
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steroids

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only found in eykaryotes membranes not in prokaryotes

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eubacteria vs archaea cell wall

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archaea- lack peptidoglycan
ETHER linkages

eubacteria- contain peptidoglycan
ESTER linkages

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ribosome of eubacteria vs archaea

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both 70s

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DNA organization of eubacteria vs archaea

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arcahea- circular with introns and histones

eubacteria- circular NO INTRONS OR HISTONES

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gram positive structure

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+ve- thick peptidoglycan layer in cell wall
- minor periplasm
-no LPS
-exotoxins
-teichooic acids - polysaccharide connnecting peptidoglycan layer with plasma membrane

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gram positive and negative colour

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postitive- dark purple

negative- pink

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gram negative structure

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-ve- thin peptidoglycan layer and second outer membrane

both covered by capsule- virulence factor preventing drying out

  • periplasm
    -LPS
    -exotoxins
    -no teichoic acids
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what is LPS

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endotoxin released when bacteria is destroyed

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17
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size of prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

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prok- 1um

euk- 10-100 um

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what eukaryotes have cell walls

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plants
fungi
some protists

prokaryotes have cell walls

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cell wall of arcahea

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polysaccharides

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telomeres and ceontromere on chromosomes of prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

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prokaryotes dont have telomeres or centromeres

eukaryotes do

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origins of DNA replication prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

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arachea- many
euk- many
bact- one

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post transcriptional modification prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

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prok- none
euk- yes

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krebs cycle loaction prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

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prok- cytosol
euk- mitochondrial matrix

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glycolysis location prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

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prok- cytosol
euk- cytosol

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pyruvate oxidation prokaryotes vs eukaryotes
prok- cytosol euk- mitochondrial matrix
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protists
kingdom of mostly unicellular euk organisms fungus like protists plant like protists animal lik eprotists
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fungus like protists
-Unlike fungi, no cell wall made of chitin. -Can move via cilia or flagella (e.g., slime molds). -Are saprophytic and feed via phagocytosis. -Reproduce via asexual reproduction and sporulation (resist environmental conditions).
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plant like protists
Among the most important primary producers. Algae encompasses a large variety of plant-like protists due to having chloroplasts and photosynthetic ability. -diatoms and euglenoids - Dinoflagellates
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diatoms and euglenoids
Diatoms, and euglenoids are unicellular, photosynthetic autotrophs that reproduce asexually and are found in aquatic environments.
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Dinoflagellates
Responsible for red tide (toxins build up, O2 in water is depleted), have two flagella (find food in absence of light), and are heterotrophic (parasitic).
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animal like protists
Known as protozoa, have food vacuoles. Include amoeba and paramecium. Heterotrophic (move via flagella and cilia) and are often parasitic pathogens.
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fungi
heterotrophic saprophytes that have a predominantly haploid life cycle. non filamentous filamentous
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non filamentous fungi
(e.g., yeast) are unicellular, reproduce asexually by budding, and are facultative anaerobes.
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filamentous fungi
(e.g., molds) are multicellular, multinucleate (form hyphae), reproduce sexually, and are aerobic.
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hyphae
long branching filaments forming network of fungi called mycelium septate hyphae- septa dividing hyphae or coenocytic hypae (long multinucleated cell with no cytokenesis)
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fungi under favourable conditions
Under favorable environments, fungi reproduce asexually by producing a CONIDIA, a haploid spore-producing structure which produces haploid spores that grow via mitosis. Additionally, fungi have the ability to reproduce via regeneration.
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fungi under un-favourable conditions
In unfavorable environments, fungi reproduce sexually-producing genetically different offspring with greater chance of survival. Two hyphae fuse their cytoplasm (plasmogamy) to create a single fused cell with two haploid pronuclei which fuse (karyogamy) to produce a single diploid cell. The diploid cell produces a spore-producing structure that produces spores via meiosis.
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lichens
synbiotic autotrophs fungus paired with algae or cyanobacteria -fungus protects and provides water for cyanobacteria/algae and the cyanobact/algae photosynth
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animals
euk diploid multicellular heterotrophic aerobes
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coelomates vs acoelomates
Animals can be distinguished based on the presence of a coelom (cavity). In coelomates, mesoderm surrounds the coelom on all sides, whereas in acoelomates it does not.
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pseudocoelomates
coelom is partially surrounded by mesoderm The pseudocoelom is a hydroskeleton (fluid pressure providing structural support) that helps with motility.
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animal phyla and mneumonic
porifera cnidaria acoeloamate: platyhelminthes pseudocoelomates: nematoda rotifera (coelomates) annelidia mollusca arthopoda echinodermata chordata privelaged children play nicely rapidly and maturely arthur ensures cooperation
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coelomates classification
Coelomates can be further divided into schizocoelomates (coelom forms through separation of mesodermal cells) or enterocoelomates (coelom forms through the out-pocketing of the embryonic gut (archenteron) into the mesodermal space).
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what animals are schiocoelomates
Protostomes are usually schizocoelomates; however, some deuterostomes can also exhibit schizocoely. here, the coelom begins and splits within the mesoderm
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schizocoelomates vs enterocoelomates cleavage
schizo- holoblastic, spiral, determinant enterocoelmoates- radial, indeterminate
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what has segmented bodies
annelidia arthropoda chordata
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porifera example
sponge
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