Diversity Flashcards

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K
P
C
O
F
G
S

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Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

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Domains

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Eukarya - Protista, Plantae, Fungi & Amamila
Archaea - Archaebacteria
Bacteria - Eubacteria

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Kingdoms

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Eukaryotes - Protist, Animals, Plants, Fungi
Bacteria - Eubacteria
Archaea - Euarchaea

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Prokaryote

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Simple cell
Circular DNA
No nucleus
Cells don’t use meiosis or mitosis
Archaea and Bacteria

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Eukaryote

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Complex
Linear DNA found in nucleus
membrane bound organelles
Cells divide by meiosis and mitosis
Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists

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Types of Biodiversity

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Species Diversity
Genetic Diversity
Ecosystem Diversity

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Species Diversity

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The variety and abundance of species in a given area

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Genetic Diversity

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The variety of inherited traits in a species

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Ecosystem Diversity

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The rich diversity of ecosystems found on earth

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Characteristics of bacteria and archaea

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Morphology
Nutrition
Habitats
Reproduction

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Morphology

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Different shape and structure
Shapes
Cocci
Bacili
Spirillium

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Nutrition

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Autotroph - can obtain energy by making its own food
Heterotrophs - must consume other organisms to obtain energy

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Autorophs

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Photoautrophs - convert solar energy into CO2 and water into sugar and produce O2 (Bacteria)

Chemoautrophs - Use inorganic chemicals to create their own energy(Archaea and Bacteria)

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Methanogens

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Type of chemoautotroph that creates methane as a byproduct(Archaea)

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Heterotrophs

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Photoheterotrophs - Use light for energy but use organic carbon as their carbon source (Archaea and Bacteria)

Chemoheterotrophs - Must consume organic compounds for growth (Archaea and Bacteria)

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Habitats

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Aerobic - environment with air
Anaerobic - environment without air
Extreme - environment characterized by extreme conditions
Moderate - non-extreme

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Extremophiles

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Helophile - salt loving
Thermophile - Heat loving
Acidophile - Acid loving

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Reproduction

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Archaea and bacteria reproduce asexually

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Characteristics of Protists

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Eukaryotes
Majority unicellular
Diverse

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Classifications of Protists

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Protza(Animal Like) - heterotrophs that ingest or absorb food
Slime Moulds and Water Moulds(Fungi Like) - absorptive heterotrophic protists
Algae(Plant Like) - Autotrophic protists that carry out photosynthesis

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Protza

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Cercozoa
Cilliophora
Zoomastigina
Sporozoa

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Cercozoa

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Most familiar = amoebas
Have cell membrane, but no cell wall
can create temporary extensions of cytoplasm (pseudopods)

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Cilliophora

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Most familiar = paramecium
Have many short hairs(cilia)
Cilia used for feeding and movement

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Zoomastigina

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They have more than one flagellum(long hair like structure) that propels them

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Sporozoa

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Parasitic nonmotile protozoans
Most have life cycles w alternate between sexual and asexual reproduction
Ex: Produce sexually in mosquitos
Produce asexual in human liver

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Slime mould and water moulds

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Myxomycota
Acrasiomycota
Oomycota

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Myxomycota

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Visible, slug like organism
creep over damp decaying particles
feed my engulfing small particles into their cytoplasm

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Acrasiomycota

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Exists as single cells, but when food is scarce they release a chemical and join together

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Oomycota

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Most live on dead organic matter and resemble fungi
They extend fungus like threads into host and release digestive enzymes that absorb nutrients

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Algae

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Chrystophyta
Pyrrophyta
Euglenophyta

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Multicellular Algae

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Rhodophyta(Red)
Phaeophyta(Brown)
Chlorophyta(Green)

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Chrystophyta

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Diverse group of phytoplankton
autotrophic
rigid cell wall with an outer layer of silica

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Pyrrophyta

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Phytoplankton with 2 flagella
reproduce quickly
red tide
Tend to have a mutualistic relationship with coral reefs

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Euglenophyta

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have chloroplast and can preform photosynthesis, but also have flagella and can absorb nutrients
Autotrophic in light, heterotrophic in darkness

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Red Algae

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1st multicellular organism on earth

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Brown Algae

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Largest protist

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Green Algae

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Structurally diverse
Most plant like