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Bio II - Test 1

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3 most common shapes of prokaryotes

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1. spheres (cocci)

2. rods (bacilli)

3. sprials

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A network of sugar polymers cross-linked by polypeptides that make up bacterial walls

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peptidoglycan

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Polysaccharide that covers some prokaryotes

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capsule

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Allows some prokaryotes stick to substrates or other individuals in colony

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fimbrae

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Longer than fimbriae and allow prokaryotes to exchange DNA

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pili

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Ability to move toward or away from any stimulus in a heterogenous environment

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Taxis

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Taxis of chemicals

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Chemotaxis

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Key structure involved in taxis

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Flagella

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Do prokaryotes or eukaryotes have less DNA?

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Prokaryotes

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Shape of chromosome in most prokaryotes

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Circular

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Region in prokaryotes that is unbound and houses DNA

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Nucleoid

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How prokaryotes reproduce every 1-3 hours

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Binary fission

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Key features of reproduction in prokaryotes

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  • small
  • use binary fission
  • short generation times

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Formed by many prokaryotes; metabolically inactive and remain viable in harsh conditions for centures

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Endospores

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3 factors that contribue to the genetic diversity of prokaryotes

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1. rapid reproduction

2. mutation

3. genetic recombination

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Process by which a prokaryotic cell can take up and incorporate foreign naked DNA from the surrounding environment

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Transformation

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The movement of genes between bacteria and bacteriophages

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Transduction

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Viruses that infect bacteria

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Bacteriophagues

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The process where genetic materials is transferred between prokaryotic cells

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Conjugation

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Piece of DNA required for the production of pili

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F factor

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Carry genes for antbiotic resistance

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R plasmid

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How are prokaryotes classified?

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how they obtain energy and carbon

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Obtain energy from light

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phototrophs

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Obtain energy from chemicals

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chemotrophs

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Require CO2 as a carbon source

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autotrophs

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Require an organic nutrient to make organic compounds

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heterotrophs

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Rrequires O2 for cell respiration

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obligate aerobes

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Poisoned by O2 and use fermintation or anaerobic respiration

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obligate anaerobes

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Can survive with or without O2

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facultative anaerobes

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What element is essential for the production of amino acids and nucleic acids?

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Nitrogen

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Some prokaryotes convert atmospheric nitrogen (N2) to ammonia (NH3)

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nitrogen fixation

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_____________ has allowed for more rapid sequencing of prokaryote genomes

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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

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Archaea able to live in extreme environment

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extremophiles

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Live in high saline environments

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extreme halophiles

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Live in high temp environments

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extreme thermophiles

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Live in swamps and marshes and produce methane as a waste product

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mathenogens

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Where do chlamidya live?

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Animal cells

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What does spiro cause?

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syphillis

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Both organisms benefit

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nutualism

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One benefists, one is unaffected

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commensalism

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Organism called parasite damages its host

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parasitism

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Secreted and cause disease even if producers are not present

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exotoxins

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Secreted when animals die

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endotoxins

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The use of organisms to remove pollutants from the environment

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bioremediations

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Photoautotrophs contain _________

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chloroplast

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____________ absorb organic molecules or ingest large food molecules

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heterotrophs

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____________ mix photosynthesis and heterotrophic behaviors

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mixotroph

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5 eukarya super groups

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1. Excavata

2. Chromaveolata

3. Rhizaria

4. Archaeplastid

5. Unikonta

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Characterized by exoskeleton

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excavata

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Includes diplomonads and parabasalids

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excavata

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Contain modified mitochondria called mitosomes

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diplomonads

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Responsible for traveler's diarrhea

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diplomonads

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Contain reduced mitochondria called hydrenosomes

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parabasalids

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Responsible for trichomonas vaginalis

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parabasalids

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Contain single mitochondran with an organized mass of DNA called kinetoplast

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eugleonzoans

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Responsible for sleeping sickness in humans

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eugleonzoans

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Contains membrane-bound sacs just under plasma membrane

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alveolata

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Three types of alveolata

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1. dinoflagellates

2. apicomplexans

3. ciliata

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Contains two flagella, each reinforced by cellulose plates

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dinoflagellates

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Responsible for "red tide"

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dinoflagellates

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Animal parasites that cause serious human diseases

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apicomplexans

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Infectious cells used to spread to host

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sporozoites

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Contains complex of organelles specialized for penetration in host cells and tissues

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apicomplexan apex

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Contains two nucleae

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ciliata

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Responsible for malaria

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plasmodium

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paramecium caudatum

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ciliata

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Hairy flagellum paired with smooth flagellum

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stramenophila

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Major component of phytoplankton

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diatoms

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Fossilized diatom walls

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diatomaceous earth

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Form of diatomaceous earth used in laboratories for filtering

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Kieselguhr

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Brown algae

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stramenopiles

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Algal body

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thallus

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Anchors the stem

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holdfast

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Eukaryotic super group containing amoebas

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rhizaria

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Named for porous, generally multicelled chambers called tests

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forams

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Immediate ancestors of land plants

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archaeplastida

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Accessory pigment that causes red color; masks choloroplast

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phycoerythrin

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Phycoerythrin is found in __________

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red algae

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Plants descend from ________

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green algae

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Two types of green algae

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1. charophytes

2. chlorophytes

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Includes animals, fungi, and some protists

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unikonts

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Lobe-like amoebas

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amoebozoans

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Common unicellular amoebas in soil and water

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gymnamoebas

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Causes amebic dysentery, the 3rd leading cause of human death due to eukaryotic parasites

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Entamoeba histolytica

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How long ago did plants start appearing?

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500 MYA

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4 key traits of land plants:

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1. rings of cellulose-synthesizing complexes

2. peroxizome enzyme

3. structure of flagellated sperm

4. phramophytes

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Helps cells break apart during mitosis/meiosis

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phramoplasts

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Land plants with embryos

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embryophytes

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4 key traits present in land plants but absent in charophytes

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1. alternation of generations and multicellular, dependent embryos

2. walled spores produced in sporangia

3. multicellular gametangia

4. apical meristems

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Waxy covering of epidermis

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cuticle

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Symbiosis between plants and fungi that help plants get nutrients

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mychorizae

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2 groups of seedless vascular plants

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1. lycophytes

2. pterophytes

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Club mosses and their relatives

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lycophytes

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Ferns and their relatives

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pterophytes

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Embryo and nutrients surrounded by a protective coat

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seed