Bacteria & Archae
No membrane bound organelles
What are Prokaryotes?
Unicellular and mostly aquatic protist that makes up a large component of ocean sediments/sand
What are Rhizaria?
Have no vascular system to transport water
What are Nonvascular plants?
They can survive harsh environmental conditions, know as dung cannons
What are zygospores?
All animals are a part of this domain
What is Eukarya?
Photosynthetic and know as pond scum
What are cyanobacteria?
They are kind of like sponges but are not sponges
What are Choanoflagellates?
Have xylem and phloem
What are Vascular plants?
Mostly aquatic and is responsible for killing frogs worldwide
What are chytrids?
Contains Amphibians,Reptiles, Birds,mammals and etc.
What are Chordates?
Known to live inside a host cell and causes STD's and eye infections in new borns
What are Chlamydis?
Most closely related to fungi and they eat bacteria
What are Nucleariids?
Contain seeds that are enclosed in fruits
What are Angiosperms?
The thin microscopic cellular filaments
What are Hyphae?
Contains jellyfish, corals, and sea anemones
What are Cnidaria?
Bacteria cell walls have this, but archaea cell walls do not
What is peptidoglycan?
Contain cellular slime molds
What are amoebozoans?
A Gymnosperm that have cone bearing plants
Fungi that produces mushrooms
What are club fungi?
They are deuterostomes and contain sea stars,sea urchins, and sea cucumbers
What are Echinoderms?
Detects the differences in a cell wall structure
What is a Gram Stain?
A member of Stramenopiles that caused the potato famine in Ireland
What are Oomycetes?
Contain horsetails and ferns, there leaves are also gapped
What are Monilophytes?
Fungi that does important symbiosis with most plant roots in order for both the fungi and plant to live
They are protostomes, this contains mollusks, annelids, and flat worms
What are Lophotrochazoans ?