Exam 2 Flashcards

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monophyletic

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a group containing all of the descendants of a common ancestor

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polyphyletic

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a group containing descendants of different ancestors but having similar characteristics, due to convergent evolution

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paraphyletic

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a group that does not include all of the descendants of a common ancestor

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4
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two features that produce variation

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crossing over and independent assortment

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5
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when does crossing over occur

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during prophase 1 of meiosis

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when does independent assortment occur

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during metaphase 1 of meiosis

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7
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toxic compounds produced by fungi

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mycotoxins

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8
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Aflatoxin

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potent carcinogen that causes liver damage

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9
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Ergot

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grows on grains - causes hallucinations

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10
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“Sick House Syndrome”

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staphybothys - grows on wet cellulose (dry walls)

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hyphae

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thin filamentous structure, large surface area = easy digestion, secrete enzymes that digest cellulose and lignin

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12
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mycelium

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a large mass of hyphae, white or gray fuzz

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13
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what are fungal cell walls made out?

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chitin

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14
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define ascus

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4 to 8 sexual spores in a microscopic sac

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15
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define ascospores

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sexual spores

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16
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define conidia

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asexual spores

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17
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5 kingdoms of protists

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SRCEA - stramenopila, rhodophyta, chlorophyta, euglenozoa, alveolata

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Kingdom Stramenopila

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4 phylums - POBC: Phaeophyta, Oomycota, Bacillariaphyta, Chrysophyta

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Phylum Phaeophyta

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Brown Algae, largest seaweeds, thallus (stipe, holdfast, laminae, blades)

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Phylum Bacillariophyta

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diatoms, 20% CO2 fixation, silica

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Phylum Oomycota

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water molds, convergent with fungi, phytophthora infestons (Great Potato Famine), aquatic & terrestrial

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Phylum Chrysophyta

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Golden Algae, predators using pseudopodia, mixotroph

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Kingdom Rhodophyta

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Red algae, phycoerythin (contain phycobilins), deep in water no flagella

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Kingdom Chlorophyta

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Green algae, chlorophyl, have cellulose and lichens

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Kingdom Euglenozoa
euglenoids and kinetoplastids- have flagella
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Euglenoids
in kingdom euglenozoa - nonparasitic
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Kinetoplastids
in kingdom euglenozoa - parasitic, african sleeping sickness and chagas
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Kingdom Alveolata
have alveoli cavities, dinoflagellates, apicomplexans and ciliates
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dinoflagellates
in kingdom alveolata, 2 perp. flagella, zooplankton, coral reefs and red tide
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apicomplexans
parasites that live in animals, apical complex, plasmodium - malaria
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protists
anaerobic, single-celled, mitochondria that lack DNA, diplomonads and parabasalids
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diplomonads
mitosomes, lack cellular respiration, lack golgi, flagella, Giardia
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parabasalids
modified mitochondria, have golgi, have flagella, Trychomaphas
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trychomaphas
digest cellulose, carbs, plant cell walls and polymers of glucose
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6 fungi phylums
ABCZMG
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phylum ascomycota
sac fungi, monophyletic, largest, yeats, cup fungi, ascu, makes penicillin, mycotoxins
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phylum basidiomycota
club fungi, monophyletic, mushrooms, basidia (gills)
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phylum chytridiomycota
polyphyletic, aquatic, flagellated (motile), infect amphibians; cell walls of chitin, ultrastructural similarities and absorptive nutrition
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phylum zygomycota
polyphyletic, terrestrial, saprobes, bread molds, form mycorrhizae and zygosporanigium
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phylum microsporidians
intracellular parasites, lack mitochondria but have mitosomes, form spores
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phylum glomeromycota
arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM), mutualistic relationship
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define phycobilins
colors in rhodophyta that make it so dark it seems black