LO4 Flashcards

(60 cards)

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eukaryotes have many ___________

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membrane bound organelles

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eukaryotes have cells with a complex ___________

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cytoskeleton

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eukaryotes have what kind of chromosomes

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multiple, linear

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Are eukaryotes multicellular or unicellular

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most are multicellular but fungi and protists are unicellular

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how do eukaryotes undergo cell division

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using mitosis and meiosis+cytokinesis

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When did eukaryotes evolve from simpler prokaryotic cells

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more than 2.2 BYA

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the earliest eukaryotes were ________

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unicellular

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8
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How did eukaryotes evolve?

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plasma membrane infolding

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plasma membrane infolding led to the origins of what organelles

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nucleus and ER

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10
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definition: explains the origins of mitochondria and chlorplasts

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serial endosymbiosis

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What does the serial endosymbiosis theory explain

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that ancestors of mitochondria and chloroplasts were free-living bacterial cells prior to 2.2 bya

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What are the origins of mitochondria

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  • free living aerobic bacteria was engulfed
  • became aerobic endosymbionts
  • permanent mutualism and eventually become mitochondria
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What are the origins of the chloroplast

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  • ancient cyanobacteria were engulfed by heterotrophic eukaryotic cells
  • became photosynthetic endosymbionts
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Chloroplast evolution involved _______ endosymbiotic events

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multiple

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15
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________ endosymbiosis gave rise to chloroplast in the archaeplastics

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primary

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_______ endosymbiotic events led to dinoflagellates, brown algae to evolve

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secondary

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What is the evidence for the serial endosymbiosis

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  • own genetic material and protein synthesis
  • single, circular DNA
  • replicate binary fission
  • have a double memrane
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18
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The former Kingdom Protista is ___________

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paraphyletic

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19
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How many eukaryotic clades are recognized

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five

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20
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Which clades have only protists

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three the excavates, chromalveolates and rhizarians

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Which clades have protists and other eukaryotic groups

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two archaeplastid and the unikont

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the traits found in this tree are ________

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homoplasius

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23
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examples of some of the homoplasious characters

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multicellularity and photosynthetic

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24
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protists are what?

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mostly unicellular eukaryotes found in aquatic habitats

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What do protists form?
the bases of aquatic food chains
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What protists are important primary producers
photoautotrophic protists
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______________ protists are free-living and ingest food often by phagocytosis
chemoheterotrophic
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are protist motile?
most are
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definition: cytoplasm extension that allow for a crawl like movement
pseudopodia
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definition: long whiplike movement organelle
flagella
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definition: short hair liek movement organelles
cilia
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What are ways protist move?
pseudopodia, flagella, cilia
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Most protist reproduce ______
asexually
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dinoflagellates are ecologically important ____________
phytoplankton
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definition: floating aquatic organisms that are photosynthetic
phytoplankton
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definitions: are flagellate chromalveolates
dinoflagellates
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dinoflagellates sometimes cause _______
red tide
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definition: algae population bloom in warm, nutrient rich waters
red tide
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definition: are dinoflagellates that are endosymbionts of corals
zooxanthellae
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Zooxanthellae provide nutrition through?
photosynthesis
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definition: are animal parasites
apicomplexans
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What do apicomplexans use to attach to their animal host cells
apical complex of microtubules
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what causes malaria
plasmosdium
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When does plasmodium undergo sexual reproduction
in mosquito host
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when does plasmodium undergo asexual reproduction
in human hosts
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What does plasmodium infect?
blood and liver tissues of humans
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these are chromalveolates
brown algae
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definition: are ecologically important multicellular algae in shallow marine habitats
brown algae
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definition: gas filled spheres used for flotations
gas bladders
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Brown algae provides primary productive to what kind of ecosystems
kelp forest
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archaeplastida arose from ________ endosymbiosis
primary
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what are examples of archaeplastids
red, and green algae and plants
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all archaeplastida are what?
photoautotrophs and chloroplast structure
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What are the closest relatives of land plants?
green algae
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definition: clade of heterotrophic eukaryotes
unikonts
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definition: have a single posterior flagellum(sperm and spores)
unikonts
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definition: have two anterior flagella
bikonts
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definition: are a subclade within the unikonts that include the fungi, choanoflagellates, and animals
opisthokonts
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definition: are aquatic unicellular protists
choanoflagellates
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What are the closest relatives of animals?
choanoflagellates