Archaea, Bacteria, and Viruses
What is the main difference between a prokaryote and eukaryote?
prokaryote have no nucleus and mostly single celled and eukaryotes have a nucleus and most are multicellular
This kingdom has parts for moving.
Protista
What are the 2 main groups of plants?
vascular and nonvascular
What 2 categories are animals classified in?
Vertebrates and invertebrates
What percentage of animals in the world are invertebrates?
95%
These are found in the most extreme environments.
Archaea
These are the 3 types of protists.
animal like protists, plant like protists, and fungus like protists.
What is the name of the type of vascular plant that includes flowers and fruit?
angiosperm
Which of the following best describes animals
A. producer
B. Consumer
C. Unicellular
D. decomposer
What kind of skeleton did the crayfish have?
exoskeleton
What type of asexual reproduction do bacteria undergo?
binary fission
Which partnership is between a fungi and algae?
mycorrhiza,
Which plant process releases energy?
cellular respiration
What is a social hierarchy?
Animals that have dominant and submissive roles
What is a lichen?
A partnership between a fungus and green algae or cyanobacterium
What 2 things occur during lysis?
When the virus bursts out of its host cell which kills the host cell.
What are the 3 types of fungi?
zygote fungi, sac fungi, club fungi
Which of the 2 phases of a plant's life cycle produces a seed?
gametophyte phase
What is estivation?
inactivity and decreased body temperature during the summer
What is an internal stimulus
A message telling an animal what is occuring inside the body.
What are the 3 ways that bacteria exchange DNA?
transformation, transduction, and conjugation.
Most hyphae in fungus form a twisted mass underground called this
mycelium
What is transpiration
The loss of water from a leaf
What 6 characteristics do all animals share?
multicelluar, specialized parts, can move, reproduce, consume food, maintain body temperature.
What kind of symmetry occur in animals
radial, asymmetry, bilateral, and reflection