Cyanobacteria/ Glaucophyta
Lifecycles / Other
Other
Bryophytes
Cladograms
100
The way Cyanobacteria reproduces.
What is binary fission?
100
Typically occurs after fertilization
What is a zygote?
100
Pit connections are found in this phylum
What is Rhodophyta?
100
Common name for Hepatophyta
What is liverwort?
100
A shared derived trait
What is Synapomorphy?
200
Feeds itself with photosynthesis
What is photoautotrophic or autotroph (depends)?
200
The lifecycle of Spirogyra
What is Zygotic Meiosis?
200
Two sets of chromosomes
What is diploid
200
The scientific family name for hornwort
What is Anthocerophyta?
200
a term used to describe the groups of organisms for whom you are trying to determine their evolutionary relationships
What is Group of Interest
300
The bacterial component in Cyanobacteria
What is peptidoglycan
300
The ploidy right after meiosis
What is haploid?
300
Portions of DNA exchanged over homologous chromosomes
What is Crossing over
300
Used for anchoring in bryophytes
What is rhizoid?
300
a taxonomic group that shares a common ancestor and all of its descendants
What is Monophyletic?
400
The process of endosymbiosis.
What is a eukaryote ate a cyanobacteria, and instead of it being digested it became a part of it.
400
This happens after the zygote in the generalized sporic meiosis lifecycle
What is a sporophyte?
400
Number of daughter cells produced in meiosis
What is four?
400
Conducts water in mosses
What is hydroid?
400
a shared, ancestral character state.
What is symplesiomorphy
500
The pigments in Cyanobacteria
What is Chlorophyll A & Phycobilins
500
The ploidy of a haploid cell that goes through meisos
What is can't happen :)
500
If I had a diploid cell go through mitosis, what is the ploidy of the daughter cells.
What is diploid
500
Draw the entire (just kidding). The definition of the principles of parsimony.
What is the tree with the least character changes is probably the most correct?
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