practical 2 study guide Flashcards

1
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general traits of fungi:

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  • chemoheterotrophs (by absorption)
  • decomposers & symbiotic
  • use enzymes to breakdown complex molecules
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2
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5 major fungal groups

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  • chytrids (chytridiomycota)
  • zoo-pago-mycota
  • mucoro-mycota
  • ascomycota
  • basidiomycota
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3
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______ is the mass of _____

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mycelium, hyphae

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4
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(fungus/mold) penicillium looks like….

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microscopic asparagus w/ small balls on the ends

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5
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(fungus) Rhizopus looks like…

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tiny long skinny Japanese mushrooms

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6
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3 lichen forms and how they look:

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  • crustose: crusty
  • foliose: frilly/lettuce
  • fruticose: looks like dry moss
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7
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gametophyte is the ____ stage

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haploid

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8
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sporophyte is the ____ stage

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diploid

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9
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gametophyte produced via ____

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meiosis

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10
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sporophyte produced via

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mitosis

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11
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gametophytes made by _____ of gametes

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fertilization

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12
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sporophytes made by ____ of spores

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germination

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13
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vascular plants

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  • not water dependent
  • have an internal transport system
  • ferns, shrubs, trees, flowering plants
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14
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non-vascular plants

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  • NEED water
  • no internal trans. system
  • moss, liverworts, hornworts
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15
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closest relative to land plants is

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charophyte

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16
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plants overcame challenge to become land plants via

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adaptive radiation

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17
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hepatophyta

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liverwort

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18
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gymnosperms: cycadophyta

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looks like a palm tree
- big seed on top

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19
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gymnosperms: ginkgophyta

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aquared-heart shaped leaves
- only one species left

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20
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gymosperms: coniferophyta

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pine tree w needles and cones

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21
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angiosperms: basal angio.

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primitive flowering plants
lily pad flowers

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22
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angiosperms: magnoliids

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southern magnolia

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23
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angio: eudicot

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  • 2 cotyledon
  • veins are weblike
  • vasc. tissue is arranged in ring
  • flowers in multiples of 4/5
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24
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angio: monocot

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  • 1 cotyledon
  • veins run parallel
  • vasc. tissue is scattered
  • flowers in multiples of 3
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25
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species richness

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the amount(number) of diff. species present in an environment

26
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species evenness

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how close in #s each species in an environment is

27
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phylum porifera

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sponge
- sedentary w/ no true tissues
- suspension feeders

28
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phylum cnidaria

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polyps and medusas
- radial symmetry
- 2 tissue layers
- tentacles and stinging cells
- carnivores

29
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phylum ctenophora

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see through comb jellies, they look electric

30
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lophotrochozoans

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phylums:
- platyhelminthes
- rotifera
- mollusca
- annelida

31
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lopho: phylum platy-helminthes

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  • platy=flat, helminth=parasitic worm
  • SIMPLEST BILATERIANS
  • parasitic/freeliving
  • marine, fresh, and damp terrestrial
32
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lopho: phylum rotifera

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  • fresh, ocean, damp soil
  • looks like a microscopic polyp w crown of cilia w anus, stomach, and jaws
  • lack males entirely (reproduce by PARTHENOGENESIS )
33
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lopho: phylum mollusca

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  • muscular foot
  • RADULA: rasposa tongue-like to feed
34
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lopho: phylum annelida (traits)

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  • segmentation
  • true coe-lom
  • hydrostatic skel.
  • closed circ. system
  • simple brain and ventral nerve cord
35
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ecdysozoans

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phylums:
- nematoda
- arthropoda

36
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ecdyso: phylum nematoda

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  • C. ELEGANS
  • round worms, threadlike
  • bilateral and eumetazoans: 3 tissue
  • complete dig. tract
37
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insects’ success is due to

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  • waterproof cuticle
  • body segmentation
  • exoskeleton
  • jointed appendages
  • flight
  • complex life cycle, short gen. and large offspring #
38
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deuterostomes: phylum’s 2

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  • echino(prickly)
    -dermata
  • chordata
39
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deutero: phylum echinodermata

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  • sea stars
  • sea urchins
40
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chordata: 10= 2 subphy+8 class

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  • subphy. URO-chordata
  • subphy. CEPHALO-chordata
    ——
  • class myxini
  • class PTERO-ZONTIDA
  • class chondrich-thyes
  • class ostiech-thyes
    ——
  • class amphibia
  • class Reptilia
  • class ave
  • class mammalia
41
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chordata: 2 subphylums

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  • urochordata: tunicates
  • cephalochordata: lancelets
42
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chordata: 8 classes

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  • myxini (hagfish)
  • ptero-zontida: (lamprey)
  • chondrich-thyes (sharks and rays)
  • ostiech-thyes (bony fish)
  • amphibia
  • reptilia
  • aves
  • mammalia
43
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kingdom animalia characteristics:

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  • eukaryotes and multicellular
  • chemoheterotrophs (ingest)
  • lack cell walls
  • bodies held by collagen
  • tissues is unique characteristic
44
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lopho: platyhelminthes
class turbellaria

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  • arrow head worm w penis
  • free living flatworms
  • freshwater
  • simple brain and nerve cord
45
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lopho: platyhelminthes
class cestoda

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  • tapeworms
  • parasitic
  • absorb nutrients
  • ribbon/thread like
46
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lopho: platyhelminthes
class trematoda

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  • flukes
  • parasitic flatworm
  • through contaminated water, spend time in a snail host
  • looks like squished pink worm
47
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lopho: phylum mollusca
class poly-placo-phora

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  • marine, has multiple plates like armor
  • looks like bigger size armored rolypoly
48
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lopho: phylum mollusca
class cephalopods

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  • octopuses and squid
  • brains and sophisticated organs
  • squid are fast w muscular siphon and jet propulsion
  • octopus prey on seafloor
49
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lopho: phylum mollusca
class bivalvia

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  • clams, oysters, mussels, scallops
  • shells divided in 2 halves and hinged
  • suspension feeders
50
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lopho: phylum mollusca
class gastropoda

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  • snails and slugs
  • fresh, salt, and terrestrial
  • only molluscs to live on land
  • sea slugs are colorful like cartoon slugterra
51
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lopho: phylum annelida
class oligo-chaeta

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  • earthworms
  • ingest soil and aerate and improve texture
52
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lopho: phylum annelida
class poly-chaeta

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  • largest group
  • LOOK LIKE MARINE millipedes
53
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lopho: phylum annelida
class hirun-dinea

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  • leeches
  • free-living carnivores but some suck blood
  • up to 10x their own weight
54
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ecdyso: phylum arthropoda
suphylum chelicerata

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  • arachnids and horseshoe crab
  • most terrestrial
55
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ecdyso: phylum arthropoda
subphylum myriapoda

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  • millipedes herbivores 2 pairs per segment
  • centipedes carnivores 1 pair per segment
56
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ecdyso: phylum arthropoda
subphy. crustacea

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  • nearly ALL AQUATIC,
    ONE TERRESTRIAL(ISOPODS: pill bug, rolypoly)
  • crabs, shrimp, barnacles
57
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ecdyso: phylum arthropoda
subphy. hexapoda

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  • class insecta
  • most succesful on earth
  • head, thorax, 3 pairs of legs and wings
58
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shanon-wiener diversity index formula

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H = - E Pi(ln(Pi))
Pi= species 1
turtles1: 40
turtles2: 10
40/50 = Pi

59
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Platyhelminthes: classes 3

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  • turbelleria
  • cestoda
  • trematoda
60
Q

Mitosis result in ____ cells

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Diploid

61
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Meiosis result in _____ cells

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Haploid