Unit5 Biology Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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Scientists think that archaea could exist on___________

A

Mars

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2
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An obligate________is an organism that must live in an environment that does not contain oxygen

A

Anaerobe

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3
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Answer true or false

Eubacteria are the true bacteria

A

True

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4
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Sexual reproduction in Bacteria is called________

A

Conjugation

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5
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Examples of three illnesses caused by harmful bacteria are ____________, ___________,&__________

A

Pneumonia
Strep throat
Ear infections

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6
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Cyanobacteria is a special type of bacteria that performs______________

A

Photosynthesis

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7
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Psychrophile means a __________ microorganism

A

Cold-loving

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8
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A(n)_________ is a reproductive cell that can produce new organisms without fertilization

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Spore

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9
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Answer true or false

An endospore is a protective protein coat that bacteria can come form when conditions become harsh

A

True

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10
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Psychrophiles can be found in ______________

A

Glaciers

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11
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Asexual reproduction during which a bacterium clones itself & splits into two genetically identical organisms is called binary _________

A

Fission

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12
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Halophiles live in areas of ___________ salt concentration

A

High

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13
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An obligate __________ is an organism that must live in an environment that contains oxygen

A

Aerobe

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14
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__________are the source of most of the worlds natural gas

A

Methanogens

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15
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What are the three shapes of bacteria

A

Round
Spiral
Rod-shaped

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16
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Which of the following is NOT a way to pass HIV virus from person to person?

A

By sharing glasses,forks,spoons,or other utensils

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17
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AIDS(the disease caused by HIV) is responsible for killing _______people since 1981

A

30 million

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18
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HIV targets the body’s _________system

A

Immune

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19
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The________cycle is used by a virus to destroy the host cell to reproduce the virus

A

Lytic

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20
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A parasite is an organism that requires another organism to _________&__________most often to the harm of the host organism

A

Reproduce

Function

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21
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__________is an example of a retrovirus

22
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What is an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleus acid molecule in a protein coat

23
Q

A person is considered to have AIDS when the T-helper count drops below _______cells per one milliliter of blood

24
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All viruses reproduce with the _______ cycle

25
Some viruses use a _______ cycle before beginning the lytic cycle in which the viral DNA is inserted into the hosts DNA
Lysogenic
26
The average length of time that passes between a person being infected with HIV to having AIDS is_________
10-15 years
27
Every virus is made up of these two things:____________
Protein coat and nucleic acid
28
Answer true or false Finding a cure for AIDS has been so difficult Because the HIV virus mutates fairly easy
True
29
A(n) _______ is a weakened or dead version of an infectious agent such as a virus, resulting in a persons body forming antibodies that destroy the infectious agent when they encounter it, thereby bestowing immunity upon the person
Vaccine
30
Why is targeting T-helper cells so damaging to humans? The fewer of these helper cells there are, the less ability the _______system has to fight off infection
Immune
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______are the feet-like structures of amoebas
Pseudopodia
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Answer true or false Penicillin is an example of deuteromycota
True
33
What are three things yeasts are used for?
Used in making beer or wine Used in baking bread Used in the genetic engineering of vaccines
34
Answer true or false Fungi are placed into the four different phyla based on the way they produce spores during asexual reproduction
True
35
Protists are organisms with _________cells that are not plants, animals, or fungi
Eukaryotic
36
______________can use red tides and have bioluminescence
Dinoflagellates
37
What is a fungus?
It is an organism that obtains its energy from dead,decaying organic matter.
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A_________is a unicellular or multicultural organism that is heterotropic; feeding off dead organic matter or parasite, feeding off living organisms; reproduces through spores
Fungus
39
The multicellular algae are the ____________,_____________, and __________
Brown algae Green algae Red algae
40
What is the name of the dividing walls or membranes in the hyphae of a fungus?
Septa
41
Answer true or false The majority of fungi reproduce asexually through spores
True
42
Which of the following are NOT examples of items in which you find diatoms in your everyday life?
Cutlery Pencil Glass
43
___________ are plant like protists that perform photosynthesis
Algae
44
Ascomycota encompasses the following fungi:
Yeasts,truffles,&morels
45
A vector is an organism that can carry a parasite,and is responsible for__________other organisms (host) with that parasite
Infecting
46
What is the basic structure unit for a fungus called?
Hyphae
47
Three examples of basidiomycotes are:
Mushrooms Bracket fungi Puffballs
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In their cell walls,fungi have___________instead of cellulose like plants cell walls
Chitin
49
Fungus-like protists get their energy through ___________
Extracellular digestion
50
Zygomycota encompasses the following fungi:________
Various fruit molds and black bread molds
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_____________is a network of hyphae that form part of a fungus
Mycelium
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A lichen is a combination of which two types of organisms?
Fungus and algae