Exam 1 Flashcards
(42 cards)
Geologic Record (3)
Archaean, Proterozoic, and Phanerozoic eons
Phanerozoic
Encompasses multicellular eukaryotic life
Phanerozoic (3 eras)
- Paleozoic
- Mesozoic
- Cenozoic
Paleozoic (6 Key Events)
- Radiation of reptiles
- Extensive forests of vascular
- Bony fishes
- Early Vascular plants
- Colonization of land
- Increase in diversity (animal)
Cenozoic (6 key events)
- Historical Time
- Ice Ages
- Bipedal human ancestors
- radiation of mammals, angiosperms, birds, and pollinating insects
- Primate groups
- Angiosperm dominance
Supergroup: Escavata 4
Euglena (Euglenozoan)
Trypanosoma (Kinetoplastid)
Giardia (Diplomonad)
Trichomonas (Parabasalid)
Escavata Subgroup (Euglenozoan)
Flagella
Binary fusion
Autotrophic
Escavata Subgroup (Kinetoplastid)
Flagella
Binary Fission
Parasitic
Escavata Subgroup (Diplomonad)
Flagella
Parasitic
Escavata Subgroup (Parabasalid)
Flagella
Mixotrophic
Supergroup Chromalveolates 9
Dinoflagellates (Alveolate) Paramecium Fission (Alveolate) Paramecium Conjugation (Alveolate) Stentor (Alveolate) Plasmodium (Alveolate) Diatoms (Stramenopile) Sargassum (Stramenopile) Fucus (Stramenopile) Laminaria (Stramenopile)
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Alveolate DF)
Flagella
Binary Fission
Autotrophic
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Alveolate PF)
Cilia
Binary Fission & Conjugation
Phagocytosis
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Alveolate PC)
Cilia
Binary Fission and Conjugation
Phagocytosis
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Alveolate S)
Cilia
Binary Fission & Conjugation
Phagocytosis
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Alveolate P)
Multiple Fission & Sexual
Parasitic
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Stramenopile D)
Sessile
Binary Fission & sexual
Autotrophic
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Stramenopile S)
Sessile
Sexual
Autotrophic
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Stramenopile F)
Sessile
Sexual
Autotrophic
Chromalveolates Subgroup (Stramenopile L)
Sessile
Sexual
Autotrophic
Supergroup Rhizaria
Foraminiferans:
Pseudopodium
Binary Fission & Sexual
Phagocytosis
Radiolarians:
Pseudopodium
Binary Fission
Phagocytosis
Forams
Multichambered, porous shells called tests. They serve as markers to correlate the ages of sedimentary rocks in different parts of the world
Diatoms
Unicellular algae with glasslike walls composed of hydrated silica, able to withstand immense pressure and serve as a filtering medium
Trypanosoma
Evade immune detection by switching surface proteins from generation to generation, preventing the host from developing immunity