Final Lab Practical

Question 0

Hyphae

Answer 0

Long filaments in the body of a fungus

Question 1

Mycelium

Answer 1

Fungus body

Made up of hyphae

Question 2

How do zygomycota reproduce?

Answer 2

Asexually through sporangia and sexually through game taiga fusion

Question 3

Coenocytic

Answer 3

Multiple nuclei in cytoplasm

Question 4

What kind of fungi are ascomycota?

Answer 4

Sac fungi

Question 5

How do ascomycota sexually reproduce?

Answer 5

Through fruiting bodies called ascocarp which produce asci that contain ascospores

Question 6

How do basidiomycota reproduce?

Answer 6

Sexually through basidiocarps which arty basidia that each produce four sexual spores

Question 7

What are the three types of lichen?

Answer 7

Crustose
Foliose
Fruticose

Question 8

Crustose lichen

Answer 8

Crust on surfaces

Question 9

Foliose lichen

Answer 9

Leafy lichen

Question 10

Fruticose lichen

Answer 10

Shrub like

Intertwined fibrous parts

Question 11

Coelom

Answer 11

Fluid filled body cavity surrounded by mesoderm-derived tissue.

Question 12

Porifera

Answer 12

Sponges!
No symmetry
No strict body plan
Sessile
Aquatic

Question 13

Examples of Porifera….

Answer 13

Cloud sponge
Fire sponge
Glass sponge

Question 14

Bibalvia

Answer 14

Scallops mussels clams oyster

Two shelled sections with bivalve symmetry

Question 15

Cnidaria

Answer 15

Jellies
Corals
Anemones

Question 16

Characteristic of Cnidaria

Answer 16

Radial symmetry
Stinging cells
Blind gut
Nematocysts (cell)

Question 17

What is the body plan of Cnidaria

Answer 17

Medusa

Polyp

Question 18

Platyhelminthes

Answer 18

Flatworms
Acoelomates
Aquatic or parasitic

Question 19

What are example of ascomycota?

Answer 19

Yeast, penicillin, cup fungi

Question 20

Nematoda

Answer 20

Roundworms
Separate sexes
Pseudocoelomates

Question 21

Classes of Platyhelminthes

Answer 21

Turbellaria
Cestoda
Trematoda

Question 22

Annelida

Answer 22

Clam worms and earthworms
Segmented bodies
Hydrostatic skeleton
Setae

Question 23

Protostome

Answer 23

Blastospore into mouth

Question 24

Gastropoda

Answer 24

Snails and slugs

Hermaphroditic

Question 25

Mollusca

Answer 25

Clams chitons snails octopus
Coelomate
Mouth, head, foot, visceral mass, shell, mantle

Question 26

Arthropoda

Answer 26

Insects spiders crustacean
segmentation
Head thorax abdomen

Question 27

Deuterostomes

Answer 27

Blastospore into anus

Question 28

Exhinodermata

Answer 28

Sea star sea urchins sea cucumber
Pentamerous radial symmetry
Reduced nervous system
Hydro vascular system 
Tube feet

Question 29

Tunicates are….

Answer 29

CHORDATA

Not sponges

Question 30

Four characteristics of Chordata

Answer 30

1) dorsal, hollow nerve cord
2) notochord
3) pharyngeal gill slits
4) post anal tail

Question 31

Cephalopoda

Answer 31

Squid cuttlefish
She’ll is reduced siphon for locomotion
Well developed nervous system