Intro and Scientists
Formal system of naming species with two names
Binomial Nomenclature
Archeans that are salt loving
Halophiles
What is a common analogy used in the videos we watched to summarize the protists
"junk drawer"
Main mode of nutrition for Fungi
2 major groups in K Plantae
Vascular and Nonvascular
Paleontologist
Cuvier
3 main shapes of bacteria
Cocci, Bacilli and Spirilli
3 main groups of Protists -
Protozoans - Animal like
Algae - plant like
Slime and Water molds - fungi like
Pieces of hyphae break off for asexual reproduction
Number of major phyla for Kingdom Animalia
7
Small, infectious, single-stranded RNA that affects plants
Viroid
3 possible sexual reproduction methods for bacteria
Conjugation, Transduction and Transformation
Type of Algae that have silica in shells
Diatoms
4 subgroups of fungi
Zygomycotes
Basidiomycotes
Ascomycotes
Deuteromycotes
4 major steps of plants moving out of the water
Land, Tissues, Seeds, Flowers
3 reasons that viruses are not living
Cannot reproduce on own
Does not have cell structures
Can crystallize
4 parts to the bacterial growth curve
and the main factors Bacteria adapt to
Lag - pH, temp, Salinity, moisture
Exponential Growth
Stationary
Death
The category and an example of an Animal -like protist that has pseudopods
Sarcodine - Amoeba
Hyphae of parasitic fungi are called..
Haustoria
Fluid filled sac inside the body cavity
Coelom
Compare and contrast Homologous and Analogous structures
Anatomical components of organisms that can be used in their classification; show an evolutionary pathway
Analogous - same function, from different structural/ evolutionary origin
Homologous - different functions, but from the same evolutionary background
4 main ways bacteria are classified
Shape
Ability to bind a dye - gram +/-
Nutrition - heterotroph or autotroph
Oxygen needs - aerobic or anaerobic
3 main types of Slime and Water molds
Oomycota
Myxomycota
Acrasiomycota
3 examples of fungal infections
Jock itch, athlete's foot, Ringworm, yeast infection/ UTI
3 largest classes or Arthropods
Spiders, Crayfish and Grasshoppers