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Members of what domain are called extremophiles (can be found in areas that are extremely hot, salty, or cold)

Domain Archaea

what is the prokaryote group that is a source of Taq polymerase (PCR)

Archaea

what is the prokaryotic group that is important in nutrient cycling and energy flow in most environments

Bacteria

what are cells that can be dormant during very harsh conditions


-can be formed from which prokaryotic group

endospores


-bacteria

how do bacteria reproduce

binary fission

What are some of the things that Bacteria have inside the cell

ribosomes


cell wall


nuclear area with a circular ring of DNA

-what color are gram negative stains


-what color are gram positive stains


-what are the cell walls of gram positive bacteria composed of

-red (dont retain the violet stain when rinsed with ethanol)


-blue/violet (retain the stain when rinsed with ethanol)


-composed of peptidoglycan (this layer is what retains the stain)

what are the different shapes of bacteria

Coccus


Bacillus


Spirillium


Flagellated



what are the different types of coccus bacteria

single, chain, pair, and tetrad

what are the different types of bacillus bacteria

single, fusiform, chain

what group of bacteria are photosynthetic


are they gram positive or negative

cyanobacteria


gram negative

what type of bacteria is the ancestor for chloroplasts

cyanobacteria

this type of bacteria has cells specialized for nitrogen fixation and produces most of O2 in the atmosphere

cyanobacteria

Examples of cyanobacteria in class

Nostoc


Oscillatoria


Gloeocapsa


Anabaena

what are the different forms of motion in protists

cilia


flagella


pseudopodia

Common names for Clade Alveolates

ciliates


dinoflagellates


apicomplexans

Common names for Clade Excavates

Giardia


Trichonympha


Trypanosomes


Euglena

Common names for Clade Plantae

red algae


chlorophytes

Common names for Clade Rhizaria

forams


radiolaria

Common names for Clade Stramenopiles

brown algae


diatoms

Common names for Clade Unikonts: Clade Amoebozoans

amoeba


slime molds

Common names for Clade Unikonts: Clade Opisthokonts

fungi


choanoflagellates


animals

characteristics of Alveolates (ciliates)

-have alveoli (Sacs below their plasma membrane)


-covered with short cilia for locomotion


-found in freshwater


-heterotrophic


-contractile vacuoles


-two nuclei (micronuclei for reproduction and macronuclei for metabolism and growth)


-conjugation

characteristics of Alveolates (dinoflagellates)

-found in freshwater and salt water


-two flagella )one lies in a longitudinal groove and one lies in the transverse groove


-can cause algal blooms (red tides)


-endosymbionts are called zooxanthellae

characteristics of Alveolates (apicomplexa)


-Lifecycle of malaria

-entirely parasitic


-malaria (fever and chills occur in waves every 24-48 hours)


-the fever occurs when red blood cells that have the parasite burst and release the parasites to enter more blood cells.


-mosquito bite, turns into sporozoites, then goes to liver stage parasites, then merozoites, which form a ring, then a trophozoites, then a cyst (schizont), followed by a rupturing cyst which then releases new gametocytes for the mosquito

characteristics of Stramenopiles (diatoms)

-general stramenopiles: two unequal flagella (one hairy); water molds are filamentous groups with cell walls made of cellulose (caused potato blight)


-unicellular


-two shells containing silica that fit together


-very important in fossil record



characteristics of Stramenopiles (brown algae)

-general stramenopiles: two unequal flagella (one hairy); water molds are filamentous groups with cell walls made of cellulose (caused potato blight)


-very large


-specialized regions (blades, stipes, holdfasts)


-source for algin (thickening agent)


-habitat for other marine animals



characteristics of Excavates (Giardia)

-general excavates: some lack mitochondria


-intestinal parasite


-two haploid nuclei



characteristics of Excavates (Trichonympha)

-general excavates: some lack mitochondria


-live symbiotically in guts of termites and cockroaches


-numerous long flagella (rock stars)


-digest the cellulose in wood for termites


-rely on endosymbiotic bacteria to digest cellulose

characteristics of Excavates (Euglenoids)

-disk shaped cristae in mitochondria


-single flagella


-very small


-reproduce by mitosis


-autotrophic and heterotrophic (green color)


-found in freshwater, can contribute to algal blooms


-flexible outer covering called the pellicle

characteristics of Excavates (trypanosomes)

-parasitic


-african sleeping sickness (spread by the bite of a tsetse fly)


-very small, can be seen in the blood of people with the infection


-ability to evade the hosts immune system

characteristics of Rhizaria (foraminiferans)

-include cells that are Amoeba-like but are enclosed in a carbonate shell


-predators


-pseudopodia captures food



characteristics of Clade Unikonts: Clade Amoebozoans (amoebas)

-single celled


-can be huge for a cell


-ability to change size and shape


-move by pseudopodia


-predators and scavengers


-can be parasitic



characteristics of Clade Unikonts: Clade Amoebozoans (plasmodial slime mold, or Physarum Polycephalum)

-multinucleate mass of streaming cytoplasm


-ingests bacteria, molds, and any decaying organic matter

characteristics of Clade Unikonts: Clade Opisthokonts

-characterized by its representative having at some point in their lives, single posterior flagellum in a motile cell


-motile spores in fungi


-choanoflagellates have a collar that surrounds their flagellum





Amoeba Proteus


Clade Amoebozoa


400x

Anabaena


Cyanobacteria


400x

Bacillus


Bacteria shape


1000x

Coccus


Bacteria shape


1000x



Diatoms


Clade Stramenopiles


400x



Euglena


Clade Excavates


400x

Foraminifera


Clade Rhizaria


100x

Gloeocapsa live


Cyanobacteria


400x

Nostoc live


Cyanobacteria


400x

Paramecium


Clade Alveolates


400x

Oscillatoria


Cyanobacteria


400x

Spirillium


Bacteria shape


1000x

Trichonympha prepared


Clade Excavates


400x

Trypanosoma


Clade Excavates


1000x

Plasmodium


Clade Alveolate


400x