does not receive the experimental variable; provides a comparison to see if experimental variable caused a change
What is the control group
100
small and unicellular. the cell wall contains peptidoglycan. can reproduce using binary fission and is ubiquitous (everywhere)
(prokaryote)
What is bacteria
100
multicellular, produces cottony growth, can use sexual and asexual reproduction (eukaryote)
What is molds
100
dorsoventrally flattened
What is flatworms
200
protect us from disease - _(blank)_ = bacteria that live in and on humans
What is normal flora
200
this decreases error
What is sample size
200
lacks a nucleus
What is prokaryotes
200
unicellular, asexual reproduction via budding (eukaryote)
What is yeasts
200
cylindrical body tapered at both ends
*these also appeared in an episode of spongebob :P
What is Roundworms (nematodes)
300
huge role in biogeochemical cycling, also help in wastewater treatment process
What is a decomposer
300
the one variable that will be changed
What is experimental variable
300
small and unicellular. The cell wall does not contain peptidoglycan. Can reproduce using binary fission and often found in extreme environments (prokaryote)
What is archaea
300
unicellular, heterotrophic, aquatic, asexual and sexual reproduction, characterized by method of locomotion (eukaryote)
What is protozoa
300
acellular (without a cell) obligatory parasite, ska;er than bacteria, DNA or RNA (NOT BOTH) surrounded by protein coat (capsid)
unicellular or multicellular, autotrophic (photosynthetic), categorized on basis of pigments (red, green, brown), has a simpler reproductive structures and can have a blue pigmentation
What is algae
500
the study of microbes; small organisms that usually cannot be seen without a microscope
What is Microbiology?
500
receives the experimental variable
What is test/experimental group
500
possess a membrane bound nucleus (intricate)
What is Eukaryotes
500
multicellular animals, most are free living, very few are parasitic/cause disease