diversity Flashcards

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what is the correct format for writing specific names

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Genus 1st which has to be capitalized and then species 2nd; italicize if typing and underline if writing

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what are the six kingdoms

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bacteria, archaea, protista, plantae, fungi, animalia

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define dichotomous key

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It’s a system for narrowing down the identification of a specimen, one step at a time. The tool consists of two-part choices that lead the user to correct identification.

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what are the levels of biological classification

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Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

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bacteria – how do they reproduce? how are they named

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bacteria and archaea can reproduce both sexually and asexually

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Asexual Reproduction by binary fission

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1) A copy of its original chromosome is made
2) Cell elongates to certain size
3) Chromosomes separate
4) Cell builds a partition between each cell is called a
septum
5) Original cell splits into 2 IDENTICAL CELLS

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sexual reproduction by conjugation

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1) Can occur in less favorable conditions
2) DNA is exchanged between two different cells producing NEW genetic combinations
3) One cell links to another through a pilus.
4) Genetic info is exchanged.
5) Binary fission then occurs to produce more cells with the new genetic combo.

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lytic

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Virus (life from days-1 week). The phage attaches to the cell, phage inserts its DNA, DNA circulates, new phage DNA and proteins are made, phages assemble, cell breaks releasing phages.

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lysogenic

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(past week-months-years) : after the phage DNA circulates, the phage’s DNA injects into the chromosome, then reproduces, and could go into many cell divisions or occasionally a prophage may leave the chromosome, but then rejoin again.

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how do vaccines work in the body

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Liquid preparations of dead or weakened viral/bacterial cells that stimulate the body’s immune system to fight invaders and produce antibodies.

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