Lab Prac Study Flashcards

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Three types of bacteria and describe their shape

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Coccus- round like a bunch of grapes

Ecoli- longer two long ovals connected

Sparilla- spiral

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What makes all bacteria cells different from most other cells

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Bacteria cells don’t have a nucleus

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Animal-like protist are known as

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Protozoans

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Why are protozoans considered animal-like

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They move from place to place and obtain their own food

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How do sarcodines move give and example and and how the example reproduces

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Pseudopods, amoeba, binary fission

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How do ciliates move give and example and how the example reproduces

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Cilia hair, paramecium, binary fission

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Plant-like Protista are known as

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Algae

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Why are algae considered plant-like

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They are autotrophs

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Identify 3 examples of plant like protist

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Spirogyra, euglena , volvox

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Why aren’t multicellular fungi classified as members of the plant kingdom

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They are decomposers

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Name 3 types of fungus,how it reproduces and whether it’s multicellular or unicellular

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Yeast-unicellular-budding

Mold-multicellular-spores

Mushroom-multicellular-budding

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Parts of a mushroom

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  1. cap (top part)
  2. hyphae(spores)
  3. gills
  4. stalk
  5. underground hyphae (roots)
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What are invertebrates

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Animals without a backbone

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What are vertebrates

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Animals with backbones

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Name the phylums of these 5 organisms :jellyfish,worm,snail,starfish,hydra plant

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Cnidarians,Annelids,mollusk,echinoderm,hydra

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Name the classes of these 4.organisms :spider,lobster,grasshopper,wasp

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Arachnids,Arthropods,insects,insect

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Define homozygous and purebred

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Purebred:an organism that always produces offspring with the same form of trait homozygous: having two identical alleles for a trait

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Define homozygous and hybrid

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Hybrid:an organism that has two different alleles for a trait

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Define dominant trait

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The trait that always shows up in the offspring

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Define recessive trait

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The trait that doesn’t show up in the offspring

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What are the tree types of muscle tissue

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Skeletal(striated and voluntary;attached to bones) cardiac (striated and involuntary;found only in the heart),and smooth (no striations and involuntary;lines the inside of internal organs)

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Name the 3 typed of blood vessels

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Artery(thickest walls;carries oxygenated blood), capillaries (one cell thick, allows for the exchange of materials) and veins (have valves and carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart

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What is a good chain

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A food chain is a series of events In which one organism eats another

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What is an energy pyramid

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An energy pyramid is a diagram that shows the amounts or energy that males from one feeding level to another in a food web

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What are usually found at the start of all food chains and the base of all the food energy pyramids
Plants (producers)
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What is the primary source of energy for all the producers or autotrophs
The sun