Unit One: Diversity of Life Flashcards
Which domains are heterotrophs and which are autotrophs ?
Heterotrophs: eubacteria, archaebacteria, choanoflageillates, fungi, animals, slime molds
Autotrophs: eubacteria, archaebacteria, green algae, plants
What is the definition of heterotrophs and autotrophs ?
Heterotrophs: Using organic sources of carbon (eat other organism)
Autrotrophs: using inorganic sources of carbon (CO2) to make organic compounds
What is the domains’ order of appearance on earth?
Prokaryotes (bacteria and archaebacteria)
Fungi or Prokaryotes
Animals Protists
Green algae Animals
Plants Plants
Which domains have cell walls ?
They all have cell walls except animals and choanoflageilates
Characteristics to differentiate animals from other domains:
They do not have cell walls, consumers, heterotrophs, multicellular, eukaryotic, sexual reproduction with embryos
Which 7 pillars is comparable to “order”
Seclusion
Which 7 pillars is comparable to “growth and development”
Regeneration
Which 7 pillars is comparable to “homeostasis”
None of the pillars
Which 7 pillars is best for “to analyze the mechanisms that are responsible for the genetic variation of the living beings”:
programmed and improvisation
Which 7 pillars is best for “to explain the process of transformation of matter and energy”:
Energy
What is the macromolecule of chitin, cellulose and starch
Carbohydrates
What is the macromolecule of fatty acids and cholesterol
Lipids
What is the macromolecule of hemoglobin
Proteins
Domain groups with at least some members that are multicellular
animals, fungi, plants, protist (green algae)
Domain groups with at least some members that can reproduce using sperm
animals, plants