Microscopic Life
Type of archea that lives in an extreme environment.(Hot springs, very salty, acidic,etc...)
Extremophile
An individual virus particle is called...
What is a virion?
Most protists have cilia, flagella or pseudopods to help them do this
What is move?
Chemical inside plant cells that give green hue
What is chlorophyll
Heterotrophic, multicellular eukaryote, with cells that lack cell walls
What is animal?
The most abundant and diverse group of organisms on earth.
What is bacteria?
A virus particle consists of DNA or RNA inside a protein coat called...
What is a capsid?
Multi cellular sea weed that grows as tall as a tree and in large forests in temperate oceans
What is kelp?
Structure produced by plant containing an embryo and food supply inside of a tough coat
What is seed?
Bony support structure that runs down the back of an animal
What is vertebra/back bone/vertebrate?
These bacteria are blueish-green because they contain chlorophyll
What are cyanobacteria?
Viruses can be classified by...
What is thier shape?
Mass of hyphae that make up the body of a fungus
What is hyphae?
Plant growing where people don't want it
What is weed?
Non-bony skeleton that forms on the outside of some animals for support
What is exoskeleton
These form inside prokaryotic cells when under stress to ensure the propagation of the species, they can survive harsh conditions.
What are endospores?
Can be used to see a virus
What is electron microscope?
The way many fungus reproduce
What is spores?
Multicellular eukaryote with cells conatining chloroplasts, cell walls made of cellulose and specialized reproductive organs
What is plant?
Most animals have these 3 characteristics
What is/are sensory organs, movement, internal digestion?
The primary method of reproduction of prokaryotic cells
What is binary fission?
The dormant state of viruses inside the body is called...
What is latency?
Substance found in the cell walls of fungus
WHat is chitin?
Structure in angiosperms containing male and female structures that attracts animal pollinators
What is flower?
Animal without backbone
What is invertebrate?