Exam 1 Studyguide Flashcards

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What are the components of biodiversity ?

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  • Genetic diversity
  • Organismal diversity
  • diversity of species
  • human cultural diversity
  • linguistic diversity
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What are the three domains of life ?

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Bacteria , Archaea , and Eukarya.

** Bacteria and Archaea are both prokaryotic but the lineage between eukarya and archaea are much closer

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3
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What are the elements of organismal diversity?

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  • Domain
  • Kingdom
  • Phyla
  • Families
  • Genera
  • Species
  • Subspecies
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4
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What are the 8 superkingdoms of bacteria ?

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1) Hadobacteria
2) Hyperthermophilic
3) Fimicutes
4) Actinobacteria
5) Cyanobacteria
6) Spirochetes
7) Chlamydias
8) Proteobacteria

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5
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Hadobacteria

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  • Thermophiles ( extreme hot or cold climates)

- some are resistant to radiation or degrade nuclear waste

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Hyperthermobacteria

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Extremeophiles : found in extreme enviornments such as volcano vents

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Firmicutes

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  • one of the smallest cellular organisms
  • mostly found in the human micrbiome
  • often associated with obesity or diabetes
  • produce endospores
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8
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Endospores

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Allows DNA to be protected n extreme conditions by encapsulating the information.

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9
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Actinobacteria

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  • mostly found in soil
  • elaborate filaments
  • medically important ( ex: TB or strep )
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10
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Cyanobacteria

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  • 1st photosynthesizers
  • fix nitrogen
  • Aquatic
  • Ancient group
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Nitrogen fixation

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Process which nitrogen from the atmospherer is incorporated into the tissue of plants by using bacteria through a symbiotic relationship

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12
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The symbiotic relationship between cyanobacteria and the eviornment led to the development of

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chloroplasts

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13
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Spirochetes

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  • most are human pathogens or parasites
  • free living in mud or water
  • use of axial filament
    ex) syphilis or lyme disease
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14
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Chlamydias

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  • small and parasitic

- found from the STD

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15
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Proteobacteria

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  • Largest and most diverse group
  • diverse metabolisms
  • many move with flagella
    ex) E Coli
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16
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DNA barcoding

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taxonomic method that uses a short genetic marker in an organism’s DNA to identify as belonging to a particular species. It is also cheap, quick and cost effective

17
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What are the biological super kingdoms ?

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1) Stramenophiles
2) Alveolates
3) Rhizaria
4) Opistokonts
5) Excavates
6) Archaeplastids
7) Amoebozoans

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Stramenophiles

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  • unequal flagella
  • multicellular
  • choloplasts
    ex) diatoms and brown algae
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Alveolates

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  • contain sacs under cell membrane
  • not multicellular
  • contain cholorplasts
  • ex) ciliates, plasmodium , dinoflagellates
20
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Rhizaria

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  • Marine
  • not multicellular
  • cholorplasts
    long psuedopods
21
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Opisthokonts

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  • posterior flagella
  • multicellular
  • no chloroplasts
    ex) animals and fungi
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Excavates

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  • no mitochondria
  • not multicellular
  • no cholorplasts
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Archaeplastids

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  • chloroplasts with 2 outer membranes

- multicellular

24
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Amoebozazons

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  • psuedopods on land or water
  • kind of multicellular
  • no chloroplasts
  • ameobas and slime mold