Asexual Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
Food Webs

Eukarya Kingdoms
Bacteria v. Archaea
100

True or False: Asexual reproduction has two parents 

False

100

How many species are sexual reproduction?

3: Humans, Plants, Animals 

100

TRUE or FALSE: Food webs contain multiple food chains

TRUE

100

How many kingdoms are there in the Eukarya Domain?

Four

100
  1. What are the main structural differences between bacteria and archaea?

Bacteria and archaea differ mainly in their cell membrane lipids and cell wall composition. Archaea have unique ether-linked lipids and cell walls made of pseudopeptidoglycan, while bacteria have ester-linked lipids and peptidoglycan cell walls. These differences reflect their distinct evolutionary paths and adaptations.

200

Is Bacteria the only species that is Asexual?

No

200

Is the process of sexual reproduction slow or fast?

Fast

200
  1. How does energy flow through a food web?

Energy flows from the sun to producers and then through various consumers in a food web, with energy loss at each step.

200

Is Plantae a Heterotrophic Kingdom?

No its Autotrophic

200
  1. How do the environments in which bacteria and archaea live typically differ?

Bacteria typically live in a wide range of environments, including soil, water, and inside other organisms, thriving in both ordinary and diverse conditions. Archaea, on the other hand, are often found in extreme environments such as hot springs, salt lakes, deep-sea hydrothermal vents, and anaerobic conditions. However, archaea can also inhabit many of the same environments as bacteria, not just extreme ones. This ability to live in extreme conditions makes archaea unique among microorganisms.





300

Which kind reproduction does Amoeba do?

A. Budding   B. Vegetative Propagation   C. Binary Fission   D. Fertilization

C. Binary Fission

300

What are the three types of Sexual Reproduction?

Fertilization, Plant Reproduction, and Animal Reproduction

300
  1. What roles do producers, consumers, and decomposers play in a food web?

Producers make their own food using sunlight and provide energy for the entire food web. Consumers eat producers or other consumers to obtain energy and help regulate populations. Decomposers break down dead organisms and recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem, supporting ongoing growth and stability. Together, they ensure energy flow and nutrient cycling, which are essential for a healthy and balanced ecosystem.

300

Is Fungi Unicellular or Multicellular

Multicellular

300
  1. In what ways do the cell membranes of archaea differ chemically from those of bacteria?

Archaeal cell membranes differ chemically from bacterial membranes by having ether-linked lipids with isoprenoid chains, which can form more stable monolayers or bilayers. In contrast, bacterial membranes have ester-linked fatty acids forming bilayers. These differences help archaea survive extreme environments.





400

Name all types of Asexual reproduction 

budding, binary fission, fragmentation, and vegetative propagation

400

How do Humans get their offspring?

Fertilization

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  1. How can the removal of a top predator affect the balance of a food web?

The removal of a top predator can disrupt the balance of a food web by causing an increase in the population of prey species. This can lead to overconsumption of producers or lower-level consumers, resulting in habitat degradation and reduced biodiversity. Without the top predator to regulate these populations, the ecosystem may become unstable, leading to cascading effects that harm multiple species and overall ecosystem health.





400

Protista has mostly what celled organisms?

A. Multicellular                      B. Unicellular

B. Unicellular

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  1. Why are archaea often considered more closely related to eukaryotes than to bacteria?

Archaea are closer to eukaryotes than bacteria because they share similar genes and cell processes like DNA copying and protein making. This shows they have a closer evolutionary relationship.