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Organisms to Ecosystems Exam 2 Flashcards

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occurs when offspring inherit genotypes from their parent(s)

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Vertical transmission of genetic material

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occurs when organisms gain genetic material from sources other than from one parent to one offspring

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Lateral transmission of genetic material

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occurs when genetic material is passed laterally between lineages due to hybridization

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Genetic introgression

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theory that eukaryotic arouse though the combination of an archaea with a bacteria

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Symbiogenesis

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allows a single genome to produce many different cell types

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Differential gene expression

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those which only give rise to offspring cells in the body of an organism

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Somatic Cells

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are those in a direct cellular lineage that pass from organisms in one generation to the next

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Germ cells

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collections of unicellular organisms that are connected to one another but exhibit little or no cellular differentiation

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Colonies

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chemicals that absorb specific wavelengths of light depending on their chemical structure.

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Photosynthetic pigments

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a haploid phase of the life cycle of Viridiplantae that produces the gametes. (n)

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Gametophyte

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a diploid phase of the life cycle of viridiplantae that produces the spores(2n)

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Sporophyte

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Flattened body from of the gametophyte

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Thallus

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hair-like structures that bind the thallus to the substrate

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Rhizoids

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tissue primarily carries water from the roots toward the leaves via evapotranspiration and is dead at functional maturity

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Xylem

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tissue primarily carries sugar from the leaves to other tissues using hydrostatic pressure and is live at functional maturity

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Phloem

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Occurs when the male and female gametophytes unite

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Pollination

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a population of similar cells within an organism that work together to perform a common function

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Tissue

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organisms exhibit three embryonic germ layers (endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm).

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Triploblastic

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a fluid filled body cavity

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Coelom

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a tube that carries food through the body

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Alimentary canal

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a periodic molt of the three-layered cuticle

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Ecdysis

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refers to the formation of an anus first and a mouth second during embryonic growth of the alimentary canal

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Deuterostome condition

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the outer protective tissue layer of a plant

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dermal tissue

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the transport tissue of a plant

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vascular tissue

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additional plant tissues specialized for functions such as photosynthesis, storage, short-distance transport, and support

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ground tissue

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ground tissues cells specialized for photosynthesis

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Palisades mesophyll

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structural support tissue used to hold other tissues in place

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Connective tissue

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a thin payer of tissue that lines the surface of the body

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Epithelial tissue

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is relatively thin secretion of cellulose, other polysaccharides, and proteins

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Primary cell wall

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composed of cellulose lignin and other polysaccharides between the plasma membrane and the primary cell wall

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secondary cell wall

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Cells occur mainly in the dermal and ground tissues. These cells lack secondary cell walls and have large central vacuoles for storage cells are totipotent.

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Parenchyma

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Exhibit thickened primary cell walls and provide flexible support in growing tissues

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Collenchyma cells

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Exhibit thick secondary walls with large amounts of lignin. Mature cells are dead, leaving behind their cell walls as a support structure.

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Sclerenchyma cells

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a center of mitotic division at the apex of a root or shoot

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Apical meristem

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occurs through cell elongation in the internodes

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Primary growth

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increase in circumference, occurs at cylindrical lateral meristems

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Secondary growth

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A lateral meristem that produces additional layers of secondary xylem and phloem cells. Xylem is usually added at a faster rate the phloem.

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Vascular growth

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a lateral meristem that produces layers of cork cells. on the lateral side of the meristem

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Cork cambium

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consists of a closed body compartment supported from within by fluid pressure

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Hydrostatic skeleton

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non-living structure that surrounds the body cavity providing support

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Exoskeleton

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support structure surrounded by the body tissues, some elects may be living or continuously replaced.

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Endoskeleton

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the brain basket or endocardium is composed of this. This bone forms as a series of carriages that are later ossified

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Endochondral body

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an organelle used for powered whip-like movement. Is an ancestral character in animilia.

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Eukaryotic flagellum

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composed of two coiled strands of actin

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Thin filaments

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composed of staggered arrays of the motor protein myosin

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thick filaments

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sarcomere

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pairs of muscles that produce opposite motions allowing for reversible actions
(flexor, extensor)

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Antagonistic muscle pairs

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the motion of skeletal muscle is often extended through them. non-contractile connective tissues connected to the origin or insertion

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tendons

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functional units photosynthesis composed of reaction-center complex surrounded by several light-harvesting complexes

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Photosystems

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describes light with a wavelength of 400-700 nm

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Photosynthetically active radiation

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describe the ability of a plant to absorb light of different wavelengths

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Action spectra

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the photon “bounces” of the leaf

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Reflectance

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the photon is absorbed as. energy by a photosynthetic pigment

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absorption

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the photon passes through thee leaf

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Transmittance

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energy is transferred from one photosynthetic pigment in the light-harvesting complex to another

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Resonance

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energy is emitted from the photosynthetic pigment as heat and a new lower-energy photon

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Fluorescence

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protein complex that catalyzes the fixation of carbon from atmospheric carbon dioxide

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58
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describes the maintenance of internal balance within the body of an organism

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Homeostasis

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signaling molecules broadcast through the body by the endocrine system

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Hormones

60
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respond to environmental stimuli using a single hormone to regulate internal responses

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Simple endocrine pathways

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are phenomena that may be perceived by the endocrine cells or by the nervous system (neuroendocrine signaling)

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Stimuli

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occurs when the endocrine pathway produces a response that reduces the initial stimulus condition

tend to promote balance in pathway

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Negative feedback

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occurs when the endocrine pathway produces a response that amplifies the initial stimulus condition

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Positive feedback

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