Give us the Synapomorphy
P. Apicomplexa
Apical Complex
P. Basidiomycota
hallucinogenics,
food,
etc.
K. Stramenopila
D. Eukarya
K. Stramenopila
K. Alveolata
nucleus
linear chromosomes
undulating flagella
etc...
Phylum that performs coral symbiosis, and with what organism?
P. Dinoflagellata
Zooxanthellae Algae
D. Archaea
DNA w/ histones
K. Fungi
Decomposition
nutrient cycling
P. Dinoflagellata
D. Eukarya
K. Alveolata
Green Plants
2 membrane chloroplast
uni+multicellular
freshwater+ marine
What is the dominant form of bryophyta in alternation of generations?
Gametophyte dominant
P. Phaeophyta
Stores carbs as laminarin
P. Phaeophyta
Kelp forests-> biodiversity hotspot, baby fish refuge, photosynthesizers
Aquaculture-> used as thickener
P. Mollusca
D. Eukarya
K. Animalia
Protostome
lophotrochozoan
P. Dinoflagellata
Phytoplankton
photoautotrophs
store simple carbs as starch
etc...
What is wood?
Lignin polymers + cellulose
P. Bacillariophyta
Stores carbs as leucosin
cell walls of silica
Lichen
food for Caribou
natural dyes
on oaks, reps air quality
P. Oomycota
D. Eukarya
K. Stramenopila
Eudicot
chlorophyll b
carbs as starch
cuticle & stomata
xylem & phloem
etc...
This phylum causes cordyceps
Phylum Ascomycota
P. Monilophyta
Necklace shaped rings of vascular tissue
P. Cnidaria
Corals: habitat, biodiversity, ecotourism
Climate: heat kicks out zooxanthellae
jellies: major pelagic predators
P. Cnidaria
Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia
nucleus
multicellular
carbs as glycogen
ciliated larvae
etc...
What is a coelom?
Bonus: What is a complete coelom?
Coelom: a fluid filled body cavity w/organs suspended inside.
Complete Coelom: completely lined w/mesoderm.