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assortative mating

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phenotypically similar individuals mate: increases proportion of homozygous individuals

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disassortative mating

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phenotypically different individuals mate: this produces excess of heterozygotes

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genetic drift

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variation in the relative frequency of different genotypes in a small population, owing to the chance disappearance of particular genes as individuals die or do not reproduce

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founder effect

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the reduction in genomic variability that occurs when a small group of individuals becomes separated from a larger population

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bottleneck effect

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an extreme example of genetic drift that happens when the size of a population is severely reduced
ex: natural disaster

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what can genetic drift lead to

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loss of alleles in isolated populations

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tenets of natural selection

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individuals in a population show variation in traits, variable traits must be heritable, individuals must have unequal survival and reproductive successes

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what does natural selection act on

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individuals

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difference between evolution and natural selection

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natural selection is a process, while evolution is the historical record or outcome of change through time

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what was the evidence of natural selection

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Darwin noticed variations in related species living in different locations

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fossil evidence

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plants and fungi arrived on land before animals

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role of plants

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supply oxygen and food terrestrial animals

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roles of fungi

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breaks down organic material and recycles nutrients

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origin of land plants

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all green algae and land plants shared a common ancestor approximately 470 million years ago

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what are the two major clades of green algae

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chlorophytes and charophytes

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chlorophytes

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never made it to land

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charophytes

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sister to all land plants

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sporopollenin

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durable polymer that prevents zygotes from drying out

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apical meristems

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localized regions of the cell division at the tips of roots and shoots; capable of cell division throughout the plants allowing elongation of roots and shoots

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sporophyte

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multicellular diploid stage
- produces haploid spores by meiosis
- diploid spore mother cells (sporocytes) undergo meiosis in sporangia

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gametopyte

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multicellular haploid stage
- spores divide by mitosis
- produces gametes by mitosis
- gametes fuse to form diploid zygote

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examples of variations in AOG

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moss: a non-vascular plant
- large gametophyte
- small dependent sporophyte
angiosperm: seed plant
- small dependent gametophyte
- large sporophyte

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mycology

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study of fungi, approximately 80k fungal species, most are multicellular, some are single-celled, both asexual and sexual reproduction

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heterotrophic

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most are saprobes, some are parasitic, most recent common ancestor of animal and fungi 460 million years ago

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hyphae

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multicellular fungi consist of long slender filaments

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what flows through hyphae

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cytoplasm; which allows for rapid growth under good conditions

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mycelium

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mass of connected hyphae; it grows through and digests its substrate

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what do fungal cell walls include

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chitin

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mycorrhizae

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key adaptation to life on land

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monokaryotic

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one nucleus

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dikaryotic

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2 nuclei within each hyphal cell but are not fused

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where can gene flow take place

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can take place between two populations of the same species, can take place between two different species, within a population, between genetically distant populations, can be facilitated by the physical proximity of populations, but gene flow can equally be restricted by physical barriers separating populations

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when can non random mating occur

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occurs when probability that two individuals will mate is not the same for all possible pairs of individuals

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what are the two forms of non random mating

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inbreeding and outbreeding

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Wahlund effect

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-Difference between the overall non-random mating of positive and negative phenotypic assortment
-Apparent excess in homozygotes and deficit of heterozygotes from what is expected if a population were to mate randomly
-WE is a common cause of non-confirmative to HWE
- Inbreeding causes a population to depart from HWE
-HWE is an assumption of no evolutionary change present
-Anything that leads to evolutionary change whether positive or negative change is still a departure from no change

36
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zombie virus

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viruses that are currently encased by permafrost and now pose as a risk to reinfect humans due to climate change

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embryophytes

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A clade of land plants that include, but is not limited to:
Liverworts, mosses, hornworts, and vascular plants

38
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what do “barren” lands include

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“Barren” lands include desserts, polar plains, alpine rocks

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formula for photosynthesis

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Light + H2O + CO2 = photosynthesis

40
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Green plants + Chlorophyte Algae

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Ch 1a
Ch 1b
Starch

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Other Algae (kelps, diatoms)

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Chl a
Chl b
Carbs – lipids

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Red Algae

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Only Chl a

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Green Algae

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Like land plants have life cycles with gametophyte and sporophyte generation
Chl a
Chl b
Beta carotene
Xanthophyll
Some green algae have cell walls made of cellulose

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what three groups is green algae categorized into

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unicellular and colonial algae, Algal cells, charophytes

45
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unicellular and colonial algae

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Volvox- characterized in the family Volvocaceae, thrive in a variety of freshwater habitats, unicellular but colonial

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algal cells

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Multicellular and form flat layer of single cells
Produce unicellular gametophyte stage

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charophytes

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Multicellular with thick branching filaments
Have a cell plate during mitosis that we see in higher plants
Have sporopollenin which prevents zygotes from drying out

48
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what challenges did algae ancestors face

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drought, heat, life stress, alter atmospheric oxygen levels, and pathogens

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why do we say alternation of generations

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because all plants have the diploid and haploid phase in their lifecycle

50
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what does the sporophyte represent

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the period between fertilization and meiosis which produces the spores

51
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heteromorphic

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If the sporophyte and gametophyte forms have very different appearances

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isomorphic

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If the sporophyte and gametophyte form and are less identical

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meristem

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a group of multipotent cells that can differentiate into a specialized cell, have regenerative properties and can self organize

54
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what are the two types of meristem

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the upper ground shoot apical meristem and the below ground root meristem

55
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what does the shoot apical meristem produce

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leaves and stems

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geotrophic

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in the direction of gravity

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phototrophic

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in the direction of light

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before differentiation how do meristematic cells divide

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Meristematic cells divide by mitosis before differentiation

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is shoot meristem geotropic or phototrophic

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Shoot meristem is negatively geotropic and positively phototropic

60
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psudeohypahe

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psudeohypahe are chains of elongated ellipsoidal cells with a constriction between them; they are the most common invasive fungal pathogens in humans

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Filamentous mold

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multicellular

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chitin

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Chitin is an amino polysaccharide

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fungi

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are eukaryotic multicellular organisms composed of filaments that are called hyphae; their cells are long and thread like and are connected end to end

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mycelium

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The whole body of any fungus is called the mycelium

65
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when reproductive hyphae are produced, they form a large organized structure called

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sporocarp or mushroom

66
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glucan and mannan are

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saccharides

67
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Ectomycorrhizae

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associates with roots externally while arbuscular mycorrhizae also known as endomycorrhizal form finely branched hyphae within the cells of the plant root

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Many fungi are saprotrophs (saprobes) meaning

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they live off of dead or decaying organic matter

69
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Zygomycota, basidiomycata, and Ascomycota are without

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flagella

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what is the second most abundant polysaccharide after cellulose

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Chitin
- It is a rigid crystallized polymer that is insoluble in water
- About three to twenty-five percent of fungal body mass consists of chitin on a dry weight basis

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