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1
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What is used to infer the phylogeny of eukaryotes?

A

Sequencing of 18s rRNA genes

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Relationship between 18S rRNA genes is _____for eukaryotes than 16S rRNA genes is for prokaryotes.

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weaker

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6 supergroups of Eukaryotes?

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  • Archaeplastida
  • Rhizaria
  • Chromalveolata
  • Excarata
  • Amoebozoa
  • Opisthokontha
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4
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green algae and red algae are part of what supergroup?

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Archaeplastide

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5
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Green algae are also called

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chlorophytes

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6
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Green Algae are closely related to?

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plants

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Most green algae where to do inhabit ?

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freshwater,some marine or terrestrial

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green algae what kind of cell?

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unicellular(usually flagellated) or multicellular

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9
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green algae what kind of reproduction?

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sexual,asexual

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10
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endolithic algae where do they grow?

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inside porous rocks

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11
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Red algae are also called

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rhodophytes

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12
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where do red algae usually live?

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mostly marine,some freswater or terrestrial

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13
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the red color from read algae comes from?

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phycoerythrin an acessory pigment

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at greater depth, what happens in red algae?

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more phycoerythrin is produced

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15
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most species of multicellular or unicellular are what?

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most multicellulare but some are still unicellular

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16
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Who is unicellular?

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Galdieria,

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17
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where does Galdieria lives?

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lives in acidic hot springs

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18
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What’s the primary endosymbiosis?

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  • Give rise to mitochondrion

- to choloroplast in the common ancestor of green algae,red algae,plants

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19
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What’s the secondary endosymbiosis?

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entire green algal/ red algal cells were engulfed and their chloroplast retained

20
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Primary endosymbiosis is the process in which?

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a eukaryote engulfs another living prokaryote

21
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Secondary endosymbioses is the process in which?

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when a eukaryote cell engulfs another eukaryote cell that has undergone primary endosymbiosis.

22
Q

Which one are we studying from the excavata super group?

A
  • Diplomonads

- Parabasalids

23
Q

diplomonads/Parabasalids are unicellular or multicellular?

A

unicellular

24
Q

diplomonads/Parabasalids do they have flagella?

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Yes, they are flagellated

25
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diplomonads/Parabasalids what do they lack?

A

Chloroplasts

26
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diplomonads/Parabasalids where do they live?

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anoxic habitats

27
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Diplomonads have___nuclei of___ size

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  • two

- equal

28
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diplomonads have something degenerated from mitochondria?

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mitosomes

29
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key genera of diplomonads ?

A

Gardia ( cause giardiasis)

30
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Parabasalids contain a ___body?

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parabasal (structural support to the golgi complex)

31
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Parabasalids Lack?

A

mitochondria

32
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Parabasalids lack mitochondria but they have?

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hydrogenosomes for anaeroic metabolism

33
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Where do Parabasalids live?

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in the intestinal and urogenital tracts of animals as parasites or symbionts

34
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key genera of Parabasalids?

A

Trichomonas

35
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Amitochondriate eukaryotes?

A

Eukaryotes that lack a mitochondria

36
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Eukaryotes that lack a mitochondria have instead?

A
  • Mitosome

- Hydrogenosome

37
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mitosome are what6

A

-reduced form of mitochondrion(derived from)

38
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what enzymes the mitosome don’t have?

A
  • enzymes of the TCA cycle

- no respiratory chain

39
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mitosomes (diplomonads) are involved in ?

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-maturation of iron-sulfur clusters

40
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Hydrogenosome(Parabasalids) are present in ?

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present in eukaryotes whose metabolism is strictly fermentative

41
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hydrogenosome carries out what?

A

carries out the oxidation of pyruvate

to H2, CO2 and acetate

42
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what can also be present in those that have hydrogenosome?

A

H2-

consuming endosymbiotic archaea(methane-producing)

43
Q

those H2-

consuming endosymbiotic archaea are called?

A

methanogens

44
Q

those metanogen are due to ?

A

primary endosymbiosis

45
Q

Some species of protists are able to differentiate into cysts, becoming __

A

encysted

46
Q

Cysts are similar to the endospores produced

A

prokaryotes

47
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what does this cell does?

A
  • Protect the cells against deleterious environmental conditions.
  • Survive long periods of starvation and/or desiccation.
  • Survive infection by prokaryotes.

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