Chapter 16 Part 2

Question 0

Microbiology technique to identify the cell wall composition of bacteria. Results categorize bacteria as positive or negative for the stain.

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Gram Stain

Question 1

The multicellular haploid form in the life cycle of organisms undergoing alternation of generations; mitotically produces haploid gametes that unite and grow into the sporophyte generation.

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Gametophyte

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Diverse group of bacteria with a cell wall that is structurally less complex and contains more peptidoglycan than that of gram-negative bacteria. These bacteria are usually less toxic than gram-negative bacteria.

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Gram-Positive

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A member of a group of photosynthetic protists that includes chlorophytes and charophyceans, the closest living relatives of land plants. This organism includes unicellular, colonial, and multicellular species.

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Green-Alga

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An organism that cannot make its own organic food molecules and must obtain them by consuming other organisms or their organic products; a consumer or a decomposer in a food chain.

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Heterotroph

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A type of Archaea that produces gas waste as a metabolic waste product.

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Methanogens

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Organism that derives its nutrition from a living host, which is harmed by the interaction.

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Parasite

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An agent such as a virus, bacteria, or fungus, that causes disease.

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Pathogen

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A polymer of complex sugars cross-linked by short polypeptides; a material unique to bacterial cell walls.

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Peptidoglycan

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An organism that obtains energy from sunlight and carbon from CO2 by photosynthesis.

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Photoautotroph

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An organism that obtains energy from sunlight and carbon from organic sources.

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Photoheterotroph

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A short projection on the surface of a prokaryotic cell that helps the prokaryote attach to other surfaces. Specialized sex is performed using these short projections which are used in conjugation to hold the mating cells together.

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Pious

Question 12

A type of protist that has amoeboid cells, flagellated cells, and an amoeboid feeding stage in its life cycle.

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Plasmodia Slime Mold

Question 13

A single mass of cytoplasm containing many nuclei. (2) The amoeboid feeding stage in the life cycle of a slime mold.

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Plasmodium

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A diverse clade of gram-negative bacteria that includes five subgroups known as alpha, beta, gamma, delta, and epsilon.

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Proteobacteria

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A member of the Kingdom in which it is named (Protist). These organisms are unicellular, though some are colonial or multicellular.

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Protist

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A protist that lives primarily by ingesting food; a heterotrophic, “animal- like” protist.

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Protozoan

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A temporary extension of an amoeboid cell. These organisms function in moving cells and engulfing food.

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Pseudopodia

Question 18

A protist that moves and feeds by means of threadlike pseudopodia and has a mineralized support structure composed of silica.

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Radiolarian

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A member of a group of marine, mostly multicellular, autotrophic protists, which includes the reef-building coralline algae.

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Red Alga

Question 20

A process by which protist diversity is hypothesized to have evolved from a symbiotic association that arose when an autotrophic eukaryotic protist was engulfed by a heterotrophic eukaryotic protist.

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Secondary Endosymbiosis

Question 21

A member of a group of helical bacteria that spiral through the environment by means of rotating, internal filaments.

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Spirochete

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The multicellular diploid form in the life cycle of organisms undergoing alternation of generations; results from a union of gametes and meiotically produces haploid spores that grow into the gametophyte generation.

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Sporophyte

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A close association between organisms of two or more species

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Symbiosis

Question 24

A fungus-like protist in the stramenopile clade.

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Water-Mold