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| Question | Answer |
| Name the parts | 1: Eye piece 2: Objective Lens 3: Condenser 4: Light diaphragm 5: Coarse focus 6: Light dimmer 7: Fine focus |
| What is this | Rotifier |
| Identify the Anatomy | 1: Corona 2: Mastax 3: Esophagus 4: Gonad 5: Cloaca 6: Anus 7: Petal gland 8: Feet |
| What is this? | Saccharomyces (Yeast; Fungi) |
| a) What is this? b) Identify the anatomy | a) Rhizopus (Fungi) b) 1: Sporangia 2: Hyphae |
| a) What is this? b) Identify the anatomy | a) Sordaria (Fungus) b) 1: Spores 2: Crushed Perithecium |
| What is this? | Elodea |
| a) What are the three domains of life? b) What are their cell types? | a) Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya b) Bacteria and Archaea are Prokaryotes Eukarya are Eukaryotes |
| What are the shapes of these bacteria (left to right)? | Bacilli, Cocci, Spirilla |
| a) What does the purple represent? b) What does the pink represent? c) What layer in cell walls causes this? | a) Gram-positive b) Gram-negative c) Peptidoglycan |
| What does the halo around the Bacteria indicate? | Indicates amylase production (digestion of starch) |
| a) What is this? Bacteria name? b) What is the arrow pointing at? What do they do? | a) Cyanobacteria -- Anabaena b) Heterocysts -- Fix nitrogen |
| What is this? | Root nodules on plant roots |
| a) What is an antiseptic? b) Which antiseptic was most effective? | a) An antiseptic prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms b) Amoxicillin is the most effective |
| a) What differences does Archaea have from Bacteria? b) What are extremophiles? What kinds of extremophiles can they be? | a) Differences in DNA and cell walls b) Extremophiles live in areas of extreme conditions. Thermophiles live in extreme temperatures, halophiles live in salty areas, methanogens live in methane producing places. |
| What does the purple stain (iodine) represent? | Starch |
| a) What classifications do we need to know (specifically for our class)? b) What is a lineage? | a) Domain, Phylum, Class, Order, Genus, Species b) A single line of descent within a tree |
| What is the shaded portion? | Monophyletic (contains all descendants of a common group) |
| What is the shaded portion? | Polyphyletic (contains descendants that are grouped together, but do not share an immediate common ancestor) |
| What is the shaded portion? | Paraphyletic (some descendants of common ancestor are unincluded) |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage does it belong to? c) How does it move? d) How does it ingest food? | a) Amoeba b) Lineage Amoebozoa c) Amoeboid movement d) Phagocytosis |
| a) What lineage/phylum does this belong to? b) What is this? | a) Lineage Amoebozoa; Phylum Rhizopoda b) Amoeba proteus |
| a) What lineage/phylum does this belong to? b) What is this? | a) Lineage Amoebozoa; Phylum Rhizopoda b) Chaos (Pelomyxa) |
| a) What lineage/phylum does this belong to? b) What is this? c) What kind of mold is it? | a) Lineage Amoebozoa; Phylum Myxogastrida b) Physarum c) Slime mold |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) Where is it found? d) What does it do? | a) Trichonympha b) Lineage Excavata; Phylum Parabasalida c) Termite gut d) Digests wood |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) What disease? | a) Trichomonas vaginalis b) Lineage Excavata; Phylum Parabasalida c) STD |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) What disease? d) How does it move? | a) Trypanosoma brucei b) Lineage Excavata; Phylum Parabasalida c) African Sleeping Disease d) Flagellar movement (Tsetse fly is vector) |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) How does it move? d) What are the spines called? (not visible) | a) Radiolarian b) Lineage Rhizaria; Phylum Actinopoda c) Amoeboid movement d) Axopodia |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) How does it move? d) What are the spines called? | a) Foraminifera b) Lineage Rhizaria; Phylum Foraminifera c) Amoeboid movement d) Pseudopodia |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) What disease? d) What is it's vector? | a) Plasmodium vivax b) Lineage Alveolata; Phylum Apicomplexa c) Malaria d) Mosquitoes |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) How does it move? | a) Paramecium b) Lineage Alveolata; Phylum Ciliata |
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Name the parts
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Woah (binary/octet-stream)
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1) Macronucleus 2) Micronucleus 3) Oral Groove 4) Vacuole |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) How does it move? | a) Euplotes b) Lineage Alveolata; Phylum Ciliata c) Cilia ("walks" on cilia; cirri) |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) How does it eat? d) What movement style does it have? | a) Vorticella b) Lineage Alveolata; Phylum Ciliata c) Cilia d) Springlike movement with vortices |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) What does it have instead of chitin? | a) Achlya (Water mold) b) Lineage Stramenopila; Phylum Oomycota c) Cellulose |
| What is this? | Isomorphic Generation (diploid (2n) sporophyte and the haploid (n) gametophyte are not different in morphological structure) |
| What is this? | Heteromorphic (The diploid (2n) sporophyte and the haploid (n) gametophyte are different in morphological structure) |
| a) What life cycle is this? b) X dominant? c) Who has this life cycle? d) How are gametes produced? | a) Gametic b) Diploid dominant c) Some brown algae, diatoms d) Parents produce gametes via meiosis |
| a) What life cycle is this? b) X dominant? c) Who has this life cycle? d) How are gametes produced? | a) Zygotic b) Haploid dominant c) Dinoflagellets d) Parents produce gametes via mitosis; zygote undergoes meiosis |
| a) What life cycle is this? b) How are generations like? c) Who has this life cycle? | a) Sporic b) Alterations of generations (sporophytes and gametophytes) c) Some brown and green algae |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum/genus does it belong to? | a) Eulgena b) Lineage Excavata; Phylum Euglenida; Genus Euglena |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Dinoflagellata b) Lineage Alveolata; Phylum Dinoflagellata |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Diatoms b) Lineage Stramenopila; Phylum Bacillariophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Brown Algae b) Lineage Stramenopila; Phylum Phaeophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) Genus? d) Morphology? | a) Red Algae b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Rhodophyta c) Callithamnion d) Filamentous |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) Genus? d) Morphology? | a) Red Algae b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Rhodophyta c) Plocamium d) Filamentous and branched |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) Genus? d) Morphology? | a) Red Algae b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Rhodophyta c) Porolithon d) Encrusting coraline |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) Genus? d) Morphology? | a) Red Algae b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Rhodophyta c) Bossiella d) Jointed coralline |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? c) Genus? d) Morphology? | a) Red Algae b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Rhodophyta c) Mastocarpus d) Foliaceous |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Ulva b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Acrosiphonia b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Codium b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Gonium b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Chlamydomonas b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Pandorina b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What lineage/phylum does it belong to? | a) Volvox b) Lineage Archaeplastida; Phylum Chlorophyta |
| Plants are autotrophic organisms. What does this mean? | They can make their own food |
| What is this? | Plant's alterations of generations |
| a) What are the main chlorophyll for moss and ferns? b) What are moss and fern's primary food reserves? | a) Chlorophyll a. b) Starch |
| a) What are moss and fern cell walls made of? b) They are oogamous. What does this mean? | a) Cellulose b) Gametes of two different mobilities (immobile egg, moving sperm) |
| a) Mosses are poikilohydric. What does this mean? b) Ferns are homeohydric. What does this mean? | a) They can tolerate different levels of water in their systems b) They can only tolerate one level of water in their systems |
| What do bryophytes include? | Mosses and liverworts |
| What do vasculars include? | Ferns |
| a) What is the phylum for mosses? b) What is dominant generation? | a) Phylum Musci b) Gametophytes |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Sporophyte 2) Gametophyte |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Peristome |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Operculum |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Calyptra 2) Seta 3) Capsule |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Blade 2) Stipe 3) Holdfast |
| a) What is this? b) Name the anatomy | a) Moss sporophyte 1) Operculum 2) Capsule 3) Seta |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Gametophyte tissue 2) Antheridia |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Archegonia 2) Egg |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Mnium antheridial head b) Phylum Musci |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Mnium archegonial head b) Phylum Musci |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Mnium sporophyte capsule b) Phylum Musci |
| a) What phylum do liverworts belong to? b) What is the dominant generation? c) What are the two morphotypes? | a) Phylum Hepaticophyta b) Gametophyte c) Leafy and Thallus |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Sporophyte 2) Gametophyte |
| What is this? | Leafy liverwort |
| What is this? | Thallose liverwort |
| What are the arrows pointing to? | Gemma cups |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Marchantia antheridium b) Phylum Hepaticiophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Marchantia archegonium b) Phylum Hepaticiophyta |
| a) What phylum do ferns belong to? b) What is the dominant generation? c) What is their sperm? | a) Phylum Monilophyta b) Sporophyte generation c) Flagellated sperm |
| How diverse is fern morphology? | They are extremely diverse (some look like trees) |
| What are the three morphological features of fern? | 1) Protective wall around spores 2) Waxy cuticle covering cells 3) Has a vascular system (Xylem; Phloem) |
| 1) What is xylem? 2) What is phloem? | 1) Water-conducting tissue 2) Sugar-conducting tissue |
| a) What is this? c) Name the anatomy | a) Fern rhizome 1) External phloem 2) Xylem 3) Internal phloem |
| a) What is the green? b) What is the black opening? c) Which side of a fern leaf will have more? | a) Guard cells b) Stomata c) Bottom side of a fern leaf |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Frond 2) Blade 3) Stipe 4) Rhizome 5) Root |
| a) What is this? b) Name the anatomy | a) Fern gametophyte 1) Archegonia 2) Antheridia 3) Rhizoids |
| Name the anatomy | 1) Sorus 2) Sporophyte |
| a) What is arrow pointing at? b) Fern sperm get sent out how? | a) Indusium (protects sporophytes) b) Dehisense (spores are tossed into the air) |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Nephrolepis (sword fern) b) Phylum Monilophyta |
| a) What are angiosperms? b) What phylums are included in gymnosperms? | a) Flowering plants b) Cycads, Gingkos, Conifers (Cycadophyta, Gingkophyta, Coniferophyta) |
| a) What generation dominates seed plants? b) What do megaspores do? c) What do microspores do? | a) Sporophyte b) Becomes female gametophyte (embryo sac in ovule) c) Becomes male gametophyte (become pollen grain) |
| What are two important characteristics of angiosperms? | They reproduce by flowers; Seeds are enclosed in fruits |
| What are the two groups of angiosperms? | Eudicots (roses, geraniums, sages, daisies) Monocots (grasses, lilies, orchids, palms) |
| What angiosperm is at the top? Which is at the bottom? | Top is Monocots; bottom is Eudicots |
| Name parts | 1) Pollen tube 2) Anther 3) Filament 4) Stamen 5) Petal 6) Ovule 7) Receptacle 8) Stigma 9) Style 10) Ovary 11) Pistil |
| 1) What part of the flower does contains the male parts? 2) What part of the flower contains the female parts? | 1) Stamen 2) Pistil |
| Definitions: 1) Perfect 2) Imperfect 3) Monoecious 4) Dioecious | 1) Each flower has both male and female sex organs 2) Lower is missing either male or female part |
| Definitions: 3) Monoecious 4) Dioecious | 3) Individual plant has male and female sex organs 4) Individual plant has either male or female sex organs |
| a) What is pollination syndrome? b) What factors are considered pollination syndromes? | a) Adaptive traits that a flowering plant develops in response to natural selection b) Flower type, shape, color, odor, nectar, and structure |
| a) What is this? b) What kind of angiosperm is this? | 1) Lily anther with pollen 2) Monocot |
| a) What is this? b) What kind of angiosperm is this? | 1) Lily ovule 2) Monocot |
| What are the defining features of gymnosperms? | No flowers No fruits No outer covering or shell on seeds |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Cycad b) Cycadophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Gingko biloba b) Gingkophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Pine b) Coniferophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Pine needle cross section b) Coniferophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What is the thing in the middle? c) What phylum? | a) Pine seed b) Embryo c) Coniferophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Mature male pine cone b) Coniferophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Mature male pine cone b) Coniferophyta |
| a) What is this? b) What phylum? | a) Mature pine pollen b) Coniferophyta |
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