Bio of organisms- Lab 3

Question 0

Heterotrophic microbes that consume photosynthetic organisms and are a little higher up In Food webs

Answer 0

Protozoa

Question 1

Primary producers that form the base of aquatic food webs

Answer 1

Algae

Question 3

Reproduce both sexually and asexually

Answer 3

Protist

Question 4

animal like protist

Answer 4

protozoan

Question 5

plant like autotrophs , type of plankton

Answer 5

phytoplankton

Question 6

heterotrophic and autotrophic

Answer 6

mixotrophic

Question 7

make fake limbs for movement

Answer 7

pseudopodia

Question 8

euks flagella and cilia are — structures

Answer 8

homologous

Question 9

proks flagella are — structures

Answer 9

non-homologous

Question 10

anaerobic environments
two nuclei and multiple flagella
many are parasitic

Answer 10

excavata

Question 11

name some excavata

Answer 11

giardia, trichomonos vaginalis, euglenoids

Question 12

kinetoplastids are mostly —

Answer 12

parasitic

Question 13

euglenoids are mostly — but not all

Answer 13

autotrophic

Question 14

possess one short smooth flagella and the other is long and hairy; it has unicellular and multicellular forms; phototrophs and autotrophs

Answer 14

stramenopiles

Question 15

type of stramenopile; white fuzzy water mold on dead fish; heterotrophic decomposer

Answer 15

oomycetes

Question 16

type of stramenopile; phototautotrophic; important plankton, biogenic rservoirs of materials

Answer 16

bacillariophyta (diatoms)

Question 17

stramenopile; multicellular macroalgae with brown pigments; cellulose and gels baffle wave energy in intertidal zones

Answer 17

phaeophyta (brown algae)

Question 18

stramenopile, mostly unicellular and some colonial microalgae with yellow-brownish pigments, freshwater and marine plankton, bi-flagellated

Answer 18

chrysophta (golden algae)

Question 19

posses alveoi (cavities) that may stabilize cell surface or regulate water and salt in the cytoplasm

Answer 19

alveolates

Question 20

alveolates; have two perpendicular flagella; cause red tide

Answer 20

dinoflagellates

Question 21

alveolates; parasites, disperse as tiny sporozoites; surface proteins are constantly changing

Answer 21

apicomplexans

Question 22

use ciia for movement and feeding, micronucleus for sexual reproduction, macronucleus for metabolism and asexul reproduction, mostly predators in the croplankton

Answer 22

ciliates

Question 23

rhizarian, threadlike pseudopodia, biogenic source of marine sediments

Answer 23

radiolarians and forams

Question 24

archaeplastida, flagella lost during evolution, macroalgae with red pigments

Answer 24

red algae

Question 25

amoebozoans, naked and amoured amoeboid protest with thick lobose pseudopodia, found in soil freshwater, and saltwater

Answer 25

gymnamoeba and entamoeba (endoparasites)