Diversity Flashcards

1
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define biodiversity

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the variety of life on earth

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2
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how many types of diversity are there

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3

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3
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define species diversity

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the variety of species in a given area

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4
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define genetic diversity

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different forms of genes within species

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5
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define ecosystem diversity

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the variety of ecosystems in the biosphere

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6
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how many different species have been found on earth

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2 million

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7
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how many kingdoms are there

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what are the kingdoms

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plants, animals, protists, bacteria, archaea, and fungi

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9
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define taxonomy

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a branch of biology that identifies names and classifies organisms

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10
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define taxon

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a taxon is a named group of organisms

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11
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taxonomy levels (narrowest to widest)

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species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom, and domain

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12
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how many domains are there

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3

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13
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what are the domains

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bacteria, archaea, and eukarya

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14
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binomial nomenclature parts

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genus and species

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15
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characteristics of living things

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Move, Respire, Sense, Grow, Reproduce, Excrete, Needs nutrition, and Is made of cells

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16
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are viruses living things?

17
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what kingdom are prokaryotic cells under

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bacteria and archaea

18
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do prokaryotic cells have a nucleus

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do prokaryotic cells have membrane-bound organelles

20
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what is the size and shape of a prokaryotic cell

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small and linear

21
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what method of cell division do prokaryotic cells use

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binary fission

22
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prokaryotic cell reproduction

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prokaryotic cell metabolism

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many are anaerobic

24
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eukaryotic cell kingdoms

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animal, plant, protist, fungi

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do eukaryotic cells have a nucleus
yes
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do eukaryotic cells have membrane-bound organelles
yes
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eukaryotic cells shape and size
large and circular
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eukaryotic cell genetic material
several chromosomes
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eukaryotic cell division
mitosis or meiosis
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eukaryotic cell reproduction
sexual reproduction
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parts of a virus
capsid, nucleic acid, sheath, tail fibre
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how to classify viruses
size and shape of capsid, and the disease they cause
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virus replication
requires a host cell. lytic and lysogenic
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lytic cycle
bacteriophage attaches itself to bacterial cell and injects nucleic acid. it uses the cell's ribosomes to make up virus proteins that break up the cell's dna. the viral nucleic acid takes over and directs the production of new virus proteins and nucleic acid. they assemble into new viruses and then lead to the explosion of the cell.
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lysogenic cycle
once the phage dna is inside the cell it isn't immediately copied or expressed to make proteins. instead, it is integrated into the chromosome. cell division then occurs and makes many cells with the viral prophage.
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what is the difference between the lytic and lysogenic cycle
the lytic cycle leads to the new viruses bursting from the cell and killing it. the lysogenic cycle effects may not be immediate.
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retroviruses
enter and exit cell without causing it to burst
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pilia
hair-like structures that help bacteria attach to surfaces and other bacteria