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| An organism that contains cells that have a neuclous and membrane bound organelles. |
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| A unicellular organism lacking a nucleous and has very few if any organelles |
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| A cell or individual organism with one set of chromosomes |
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| A cell or organism with two sets of chromosomes one from a maternal parent and one from a paternal parent. |
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| Any eukaryote that is not a green plant animal or fungus. A diver paraphyletic group. Most are unicellular but there are exceptions. From aggregations called colonies |
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| Any close and prolonged physical relationship between two animals of different species |
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| A temporary bulge like extension of certain cells used in cell crawling and the ingestion of food |
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| Appendages found in some annelids from which bristle like structures extend |
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| A long cellular projection that undulates or rotates to move the cell through a water based enviorment |
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| One of many short filamentous projections of some eukaryotic cells containg a core of microtubules. Used to move the cell and to move fluid. |
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| Alternation of Generations |
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| A life cycle involving alternation of a multicellular haploid stage with a multicellular haploid stage. Occurs in most plants and some protists. |
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| A human disease caused by four species of the protists. Passed to humans by misquitos |
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| Eukaryotes that have a filamentous body and obtain nutrients by absorbtion |
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| is a division of the Fungi kingdom. The name is derived from the Greek chytridion, meaning "little pot", describing the structure containing unreleased spores |
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| Classified by a durable thick walled zygosporagnium that forms yolked hapae of different mating types |
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| produce complex reproductive structures contains specialized spore forming cells |
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| Produce large almost cup shaped reproductive structure that contain asci |
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| One of the strands of a fungal mycelium, also found in some protists |
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| a symbiotic term relationship between two organisms that is beneficial to one organism but detrimental to the other. |
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| A symbiotic relationship between two organisms that benefits both |
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| A mutualistic association between certain fungi and most vascualr plants sometime visible as nodules |
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| An organism that lives in a symbiotic relationshp in the body of the host |
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| A symbiotic relationship between fungus and a photosynthetic algea |
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| A fungus that lives inside the above ground parts of the plant in a symbiotic relationship |
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| The monophyletic group that contains red green and glaucophyte algea and land plants |
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| are a major group of amoeboid protozoa, including the majority that move by means of internal cytoplasmic flow. |
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| A pattern of natural selection in which they favor one extreme phenotype with the result that the average phenotype of a population changes in one direction |
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| A pattern of natural selection in which they favor phenotypes near the middle of the range of phenotypic variation in a population |
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| any organism that can synthesize reduced organic compounds from simple inorganic compounds |
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| Any organism that cannot synthesize reduced organic compounds from an inorganic sources. Must obtain them from eating other sources. |
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| A pattern of natural selection that favors both sides of extreme phenotypes with the resault that the average phenotype of a population changes in one direction |
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| A pattern of natural selection in which they favor individuals that have traits to increase mating. Acts more strongly on males then females |
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| Any heritable trait that increases the fitness of an individual with that trait compared to individuals without that trait. |
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| Gradual adjustment to a a new eviorment |
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| All of the alleals in different genes present. |
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| The detectable physical and physiological traits of an individual which are determined in its genetic makeup |
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| An animal whose body develops from two basic embyonic cell layers ectoderm and endoderm |
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| An animal whose body develops from three basic embryonic cell layers ectoderm endoderm and mesoderm |
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| An internal usually fluid filled cavity that is lined with mesoderm |
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| A major liniage of animals who all have a pattern of embryological devpt. includingspiral cleavage, formation of mouth before anus, |
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| A major lineage of animals that share a pattern of embryologydevpt. including radial clevage, anus before mouth, formation of th coleum by pinhing off layers of mesodem from the gut. |
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| the quality or condition of lacking symmetry. |
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| Holometabolous metamorphosis |
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Complete metamorphosis, during which there are four stages; the egg, larva, pupa, and imago or adult.
Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/holometabolous-metamorphosis#ixzz16CpMAsAz |
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| Hemimetabolous metamorphosis |
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An incomplete metamorphosis; gills are present in aquatic larvae, or naiads.
Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/hemimetabolous-metamorphosis#ixzz16Cpcn9jt |
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