Bio Kingdoms In Depth

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What is a mesosome?

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an infolding of the plasma membrane

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What is the environment like for Prokaryotes?

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Extreme

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Chromosomes attached to the plasma membrane are _______.

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Nucleiods

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_____ are created to tolerate nutrient limitations.

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Endospores

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One or more smaller circular DNA molecules are known as ___.

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Plasmoids

Front 6

What is different about archaebacteria than any other organism?

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Biochemistry, lives in extreme environments, earliest life forms

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What does the cell wall of archaebacteria lack?

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Pepdioglycan

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What are the three types of Archaebacteria?

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Thermoacidophiles, Halophies, Methanogens

Front 9

Where are methanogens found?

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Stagnant water, suage plants, hot springs

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What are rumens?

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special enlargements of the digestive tract

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What do methanogens use as food? What is the result of this?

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hydrogen, methane gas

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What can methane gas be used for?

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fuel

Front 13

What type of eubacteria have a thick peptidoglycan wall without an outer lipoprotein?

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Gram Positive

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What type of Eubacteria have a thin peptidoglycan wall with an outer lipoprotein?

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Gram Negative

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What type of Eubacteria have no cell wall?

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Mycoplasmas

Front 16

What is a mesosome?

Back 16

an infolding of the plasma membrane

Front 17

What is the environment like for Prokaryotes?

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Extreme

Front 18

Chromosomes attached to the plasma membrane are _______.

Back 18

Nucleiods

Front 19

_____ are created to tolerate nutrient limitations.

Back 19

Endospores

Front 20

One or more smaller circular DNA molecules are known as ___.

Back 20

Plasmoids

Front 21

What is different about archaebacteria than any other organism?

Back 21

Biochemistry, lives in extreme environments, earliest life forms

Front 22

What does the cell wall of archaebacteria lack?

Back 22

Pepdioglycan

Front 23

What are the three types of Archaebacteria?

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Thermoacidophiles, Halophies, Methanogens

Front 24

Where are methanogens found?

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Stagnant water, suage plants, hot springs

Front 25

What are rumens?

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special enlargements of the digestive tract

Front 26

What do methanogens use as food? What is the result of this?

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hydrogen, methane gas

Front 27

What can methane gas be used for?

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fuel

Front 28

What type of eubacteria have a thick peptidoglycan wall without an outer lipoprotein?

Back 28

Gram Positive

Front 29

What type of Eubacteria have a thin peptidoglycan wall with an outer lipoprotein?

Back 29

Gram Negative

Front 30

What type of Eubacteria have no cell wall?

Back 30

Mycoplasmas

Front 31

Classification of fungi is based on their _______ ____________ _________.

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Sexual Reproductive structures

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What is a fungus called if no sexual reproductive structures have been discovered?

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Imperfect

Front 33

Lichens can survive exptemely ____ areas.

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Dry

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What reproductive structure seperate sac fungi from all other fungi?

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Ascus

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Spores that gemrinate and grow slender tubes.

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Hyphae

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Conjugating Fungi

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fungus where positive and negative hyphae touch during sexual reproduction

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Example of Club Fungi

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Mushroom

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What is a symbiotic pair made of?

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Fungus or Algae and Cyanobacterium

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Example of Symbiotic organisms.

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Reindeer Moss

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Where are Flagellates found?

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Freshwater, Oceans, and Damp soil

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Where are borwn and red algae found?

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cool rocky shore

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Protists can be found in the process of making ___ _____.

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Ice cream

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What do some protista use to move?

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Cilia

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what are the three classes of Bryophytes?

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Ture mosses, liverworts and hornworts

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Spores are released by ___?

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Sporangium

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Evergreens are an example of _?

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Conifers

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Seeds of a conifer are usually contained in a ___

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cone

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What are the two types of flowering plants?

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Monocots and Dicots

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Non Woody plants are known as _____?

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Herbaceous

Front 50

What is the difference between the spores on female and male pinecomes>

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Females are larger than males

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What is the otyledon

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part of the embryo that contains two or more leaves

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Give two examples of Cnidarians

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Sea anemonies, jellyfish

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Motile

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capible of moving from place to place

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Sessile

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cant move. Bodies are radial symmetrical (radiate from center)

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What limitations are put on animals that are sessile?

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Can only eat stufff that floats, cant actively seek mates

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What increases as the size of animals increase?

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complexity of the animal

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What three areas do animals face common problems?

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Feeding, Self Maintenance, reproduction

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What are the three parts of flatworms' digestive system?

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mouth, digestive cavity, anus

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3 Major groups of living anthropods.

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Chelicerats, crustaceans, urania

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What are cartilaginous fish?

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sharks and rays, internal skeletons made fo cartelidge.