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| these protists have delicate internal tests made up of silica |
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| tube-shaped pseudopods that can perform phagocytosis are characteristic of which group of protists? |
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| these protists are made up of a single large cell that contains many diploid nuclei |
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| become stressed due to starvation |
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| Cellular slime molds aggregate in large numbers to reproduce when |
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| a large seaweed that floats freely at the surface of deep bodies of water would most likely lack which of the following? |
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| plasmodium and trypanosoma |
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| which two protists below have members that can evade the human immune system by frequently changing their surface proteins? |
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their cells are reinforced with silicon dioxide plates
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| which process results in genetic recombination, but is separate from reproduction in paramecium? |
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| Charophytes (green algae) |
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| Group of algae most closely related to land plants |
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| Phaeophytes (brown algae) |
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| includes the giant kelps which can have stipes as long as 60 m. |
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| Crysophytes (golden algae) |
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| Have silica scales or "vases" that they live inside |
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| Have two equal-sized n uclei, multiple flagella, and mitisomes |
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| Protists that have hydrogenosomes; some can cause a sexually transmitted parasite in humans |
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| These protists have membrane bound sacs under the plasma membrane |
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| Have two flagella, one hairy and the other smooth |
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| Protists that are characterized by a crystalline rod in the flagella |
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| These protists have micronuclei, macronuclei and cilia |
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| these unicellular algae have cell walls made of silicon dioxide that fit together in an overlapping fashion, like a shoebox |
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| These parasitic protists have an apex that they use to penetrate into host cells |
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| Organisms in this group have a single, large mitochondria with an odd mass of DNA called a kinetoplast |
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| These protists have two flagella, one in an equatorial groove, and are often mutualists living with corals |
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| Which of the following do all fungi have in common |
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| fungi with visible mycelium |
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| for mycelia described as heterokaryic, which process has already occurred, and which process has not yet occurred? |
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| You have been given the assignment of locating living members of the phylum glomeromycota. Where is the bes tplace to look for these fungi? |
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| Basidiomycete, mycelium, basidiocarp, basidium, basidiospore |
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| Arrange the following from largest to smallest, assuming that they all come from the same fungus: mycelium, basidium, basidiomycete, basidiocarp, basidiospore |
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| in both lichens and mycorrhizae, what does the photo synthetic partner make abailable to its fungal partner? |
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| what is the primary role of a mushroom's underground mycelium? |
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| which of these fungal structures is usually associated with asexual reproduction? |
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| What is the proper term for fungi that live inside plant leaves? |
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| The salem with trials can likely be blaemd on food contaminated by which group of fungi? |
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| Help defend against herbivores and pathogens |
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| What do fungi that live inside plant leaves do? |
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| help make nutrients available to the plant |
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| What do fungi that live in association with plant roots do? |
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| Fungi that live in association with embedded algae are called |
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| Reproduce asexually by producing asexual spores called conida |
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| have zygosporangia that are resistant to freezing and drying |
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| diverged early fungal evolution (most primitive fungi) |
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| includes mushrooms, puffballs, and shelf fungi |
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| Which of the following characteristics could be observed in a charophyte? |
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| they lack lignified vascular tissue |
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| Bryophytes never formed tall forests (mats maybe, bu not forests) because |
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| protonema, gametophyte, gametes, zygote, sporophyte |
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| Beginning with the germination of a moss spore, what is the sequence of structures that develop after germination? |
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| Bryophytes may feature all of the following at the same time during their existence except |
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| important for anchoring moss sporophytes to the substrate |
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| a botanist discovers a new species of plant in a tropical rain forest. After observing its anatomy and life cycle, the following characteristics ar enoted; xylem with tracheids, separate gametophyte and sporophyte generations with the sporophyte dominant, and no seeds. This plant is probably most closely related to |
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| temporarilty contain sporophyte embryos |
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| which of the following characteristics, if observed in an undientified green organism, would make it unlikely to be a charophyte? |
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| the existence of a bisexual gametophyte |
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| which supergroup do vascular land plants belong to? |
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cordyceps fungi only parasitize ants |
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