Fungi
Animalia
Protista
Eubacteria
Plantea
100

What distinguishes fungi from plants and animals in terms of their method of obtaining nutrients?


Absorb nutrients externally


100

What distinguishes animals from plants and fungi in how they obtain nutrients?


Ingest food internally


100

How do protists differ from bacteria?


Eukaryotic, not prokaryotic


100

What type of cells do eubacteria have?


Prokaryotic


100

What process do plants use to produce energy?


Photosynthesis


200

What role do fungi play in ecosystems, particularly in nutrient cycling and decomposition?


Decomposition and nutrient cycling


200

What is the main role of animals in most ecosystems?


Consumers or predators


200

What are the three main types of protists based on their mode of nutrition?


Animal-like, plant-like, fungus-like


200

What structure do eubacteria use for movement?


Flagella


200

What pigment is essential for photosynthesis in plants?


Chlorophyll


300

How do fungi reproduce, and what are the key differences between sexual and asexual reproduction in fungi?


Spores, budding, mating types


300

How do most animals reproduce, and what is unique about their life cycle?


Sexually; multicellular stages


300

How do protists like amoebas move?


Pseudopodia or cytoplasmic flow


300

What are the three common shapes of eubacteria?


Cocci, bacilli, spirilla


300

What are the two main vascular tissues in plants?


Xylem and phloem

400

What are mycorrhizal fungi, and how do they form mutualistic relationships with plant roots?


Symbiosis with plant roots


400

What are the characteristics that differentiate invertebrates from vertebrates?


Backbone versus no backbone


400

What is the role of protists in aquatic ecosystems?


Primary producers or decomposers


400

How do eubacteria reproduce?


Binary fission


400

How do nonvascular plants, like mosses, transport water?


Diffusion and osmosis


500

What are some examples of pathogenic fungi that affect humans, and how do they cause diseases?


Candida, ringworm, aspergillosis


500

What is the importance of cephalization in animal evolution?


Centralized nervous system


500

What disease is caused by the protist Plasmodium?


Malaria


500

What role do nitrogen-fixing eubacteria play in ecosystems?


Convert nitrogen to ammonia


500

What is the purpose of a plant’s stomata?


Gas exchange and transpiration


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