Phylogeny of the Eukarya Flashcards
What is used to infer the phylogeny of eukaryotes?
Sequencing of 18s rRNA genes
Relationship between 18S rRNA genes is _____for eukaryotes than 16S rRNA genes is for prokaryotes.
weaker
6 supergroups of Eukaryotes?
- Archaeplastida
- Rhizaria
- Chromalveolata
- Excarata
- Amoebozoa
- Opisthokontha
green algae and red algae are part of what supergroup?
Archaeplastide
Green algae are also called
chlorophytes
Green Algae are closely related to?
plants
Most green algae where to do inhabit ?
freshwater,some marine or terrestrial
green algae what kind of cell?
unicellular(usually flagellated) or multicellular
green algae what kind of reproduction?
sexual,asexual
endolithic algae where do they grow?
inside porous rocks
Red algae are also called
rhodophytes
where do red algae usually live?
mostly marine,some freswater or terrestrial
the red color from read algae comes from?
phycoerythrin an acessory pigment
at greater depth, what happens in red algae?
more phycoerythrin is produced
most species of multicellular or unicellular are what?
most multicellulare but some are still unicellular
Who is unicellular?
Galdieria,
where does Galdieria lives?
lives in acidic hot springs
What’s the primary endosymbiosis?
- Give rise to mitochondrion
- to choloroplast in the common ancestor of green algae,red algae,plants
What’s the secondary endosymbiosis?
entire green algal/ red algal cells were engulfed and their chloroplast retained
Primary endosymbiosis is the process in which?
a eukaryote engulfs another living prokaryote
Secondary endosymbioses is the process in which?
when a eukaryote cell engulfs another eukaryote cell that has undergone primary endosymbiosis.
Which one are we studying from the excavata super group?
- Diplomonads
- Parabasalids
diplomonads/Parabasalids are unicellular or multicellular?
unicellular
diplomonads/Parabasalids do they have flagella?
Yes, they are flagellated