final: semester 1 Flashcards
an organism is classified as an omnivore. Is it a heterotrophs or an autotroph? Is it a producer, consumer, or decomposer?
heterotroph, consumers
A scientist observed a process and then comes up with an idea that he or she explains that process. At that point, is the idea a hypothesis, theory or scientific law?
Hypothesis
what are the four criteria for life?
how is DNA, metabolism, reproduction, senses and responds to environment
name the classification groups in our hierarchical classification scheme order.
Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
an organism is a multicellular decomposer made of eukaryotic cells. To what kingdom doesn’t belong?
fungi
an organism is a single celled consumer made of prokaryotic cells. To what kingdom does it belong to?
Monera
what is the difference between an aerobic process and an anaerobic process?
aerobic uses oxygen
what do most bacteria use for locomotion
flagellum
what is the main mode of reproduction in bacteria?
binary fission
briefly describe conjunction in bacteria
a temporary union of two organisms for the purpose of DNA transfer, no offspring formed.
even though conjunction among bacteria does not result in offspring, it can significantly affect the population of a bacteria growth. Why?
it gives the bacteria new characteristics
what are the technical names of the three common bacterial shapes?
coccus ……..
barillus ‘-‘’,-‘,-
spirillum ssssss
what is the function of a contractile vacuole ?What is the difference between this and a food vacuole?
regulate the water in a cell, food vacuoles our packages of food floating around the cell
name at least two pathogenic organisms from kingdom Protista
plasmodia >malaria
amoeba >amoebic dyssentary
what is mutualism?
both benefit.ex:lichen
which contains the organisms responsible for most of the photosynthesis that occurs on earth? What generic term is used to refer to these organisms?
chrysophyta, diatoms
what two phyla contain mostly macroscopic algae?
phatophyta>brown
rodaphyta> red
Study of life
Biology
The study of animals
zoology
The study of plants
Botany
four criteria for life
DNA, metabolism, reproduction, senses and responds to environment
type of asexual reproduction
mitosis
how many cells at the end of mitosis
two, exactly alike with full sets of chromosomes
type of sex reproduction
meiosis
how many cells at the end of meiosis
four, have chromosomes
Producer
makes their own food, plant
consumer
gets their own food, animal
decomposer
feeds on dead organisms, mushroom
herbivores
eat plants
omnivores
eat both plants and animals
carnivores
eat meat
special characteristic of Protista kingdom
Half of everything
a two name naming system
binomial nomenclature
prokaryotic
unorganized nucleus
eukaryotic
organized nucleus
pathogenic
disease causing
reason for bacteria
breaks down waist, decomposer
Best way for bacteria to reproduce
binary fission