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sp. vs. spp.
Sp means you don't know the species name. spp. means that you are referring to many species.
Specimen used in the first lab?
Arabidopsis sp.
Mycelium?
Network of fungal hyphae
Hyphae?
Tubular filaments that are the basic growth form of the vegetative phase of the fungus
How do you calculate magnification?
size of drawing/actual size of the object
1 epu at 10x?
1 epu at 40x?
10um, 2.5um
Another name for Ceratopteris sp.?
C-fern! In lab 2
Linnean system?
(Domain), Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
New species come from where?
From earlier species, but through a branching off. This can happen through various means, like by becoming genetically isolated. And there has to be mutations that cause a difference in the frequencies of certain genes.

There is also natural selection which acts on pre-existing genetic variation
molecular clock?
Refers to going/looking back at time since divergence based on the amount/number of mutations
Species?
Specific groups of plants or animals that share characteristics