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Final Lab Practical Flashcards

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Hyphae

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Long filaments in the body of a fungus

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Mycelium

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Fungus body

Made up of hyphae

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How do zygomycota reproduce?

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Asexually through sporangia and sexually through game taiga fusion

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Coenocytic

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Multiple nuclei in cytoplasm

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What kind of fungi are ascomycota?

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Sac fungi

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How do ascomycota sexually reproduce?

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Through fruiting bodies called ascocarp which produce asci that contain ascospores

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How do basidiomycota reproduce?

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

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What are the three types of lichen?

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Crustose
Foliose
Fruticose

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Crustose lichen

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Crust on surfaces

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Foliose lichen

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Leafy lichen

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Fruticose lichen

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Shrub like

Intertwined fibrous parts

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Coelom

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Fluid filled body cavity surrounded by mesoderm-derived tissue.

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Porifera

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Sponges!
No symmetry
No strict body plan
Sessile
Aquatic
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Examples of Porifera….

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Cloud sponge
Fire sponge
Glass sponge

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Bibalvia

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Scallops mussels clams oyster

Two shelled sections with bivalve symmetry

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Cnidaria

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Jellies
Corals
Anemones

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Characteristic of Cnidaria

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Radial symmetry
Stinging cells
Blind gut
Nematocysts (cell)

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What is the body plan of Cnidaria

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Medusa

Polyp

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Platyhelminthes

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Flatworms
Acoelomates
Aquatic or parasitic

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What are example of ascomycota?

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Yeast, penicillin, cup fungi

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Nematoda

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Roundworms
Separate sexes
Pseudocoelomates

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Classes of Platyhelminthes

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Turbellaria
Cestoda
Trematoda

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Annelida

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Clam worms and earthworms
Segmented bodies
Hydrostatic skeleton
Setae

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Protostome

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Blastospore into mouth

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Gastropoda

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Snails and slugs

Hermaphroditic

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Mollusca

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

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Arthropoda

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Insects spiders crustacean
segmentation
Head thorax abdomen

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Deuterostomes

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Blastospore into anus

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Exhinodermata

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Sea star sea urchins sea cucumber
Pentamerous radial symmetry
Reduced nervous system
Hydro vascular system 
Tube feet
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Tunicates are….

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CHORDATA

Not sponges

30
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Four characteristics of Chordata

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

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Cephalopoda

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

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