The science of naming, identifying and classifying species
What is taxonomy
100
The general structure of a virus
What is capsid with nucleic acid, tail, tail fibres
100
Function of Fungi
What is to act as decomposers
100
All plants evolved from these organisms.
What is green algae?
100
repeating parts (worms for example)
What is segmentation
200
KPCOFGS is the short form for this.
What is Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
200
Virus injects nucleic acid into host cell takes over cell’s machinery produces viral proteins and DNA assemble into 100s of viruses lyse host cell and go on to infect other cells
What is the lytic cycle
200
the general structures of all fungi.
What are fruiting body (mushroom), hyphae, mycelium
200
has tubes to transport fluids; allowed plants to live on land
What is vascular tissue
200
_____________= animals with backbones; ________________ = no backbones
What is vertebrates and invertebrates
300
the evolutionary development of a group of organisms
What is phylogeny
300
Viral DNA replicated with host DNA (lays dormant) until trigger occurs
What is the lysogenic cycle
300
The 4 types of movement of protists.
What are pseudopods (amoeba), cilia (paramecium), flagella (Euglena), passive (plasmodium)
300
These plants use seeds for reproduction?
What are angiosperms and gymnosperms
300
3 classes of arthropods.
What are crustaceans, arachnids, insects
400
An organism with no membrane-bound nucleus
What is a prokaryote
400
The 3 basic shapes of bacteria.
What are spherical (cocci), rod (bacilli), spiral (spirochete/sprillium)
400
The methods of protist reproduction
What are mitosis (amoeba, paramecium), conjugation (paramecium), alternation of generations (plasmodium)