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What is not a characteristic of Kingdom Arachaebacteria?

Descendants of Animals

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What is not a characteristic of Kingdom Fungi?

Have a known sexual cycle

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What is not a characteristic of Kingdom Eubacteria?

Have introns in their DNA

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What is not a characteristic of Kingdom Animalia?

Can reproduce by binary fission

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What is not a characteristic of Kingdom Protista?

Can be prokaryotes

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What is not a characteristic of Kingdom Plantae?

Move around their environment

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Protozoa

single celled members of kingdom Protista (animal like)

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Food Vacuole

membrane bound chamber that contains digestive enzymes

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Eyespot

detects changes in the quantity of light

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Cyst

dormant form of an organism

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Paramecium

moves by cilia

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Amoeba

moves by pseudopodia

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Plasmodium

found in domestic cats

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Giardia

known to contaminate stream water in the United States

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Protozoa are thought to have evolved from

early eukaryotes

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Many protozoa survive under extreme environmental conditions by

becoming dormant inside a hardened external covering

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All protozoa are capable of

both asexual and sexual reproduction

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One characteristic that is not found in any protozoan is

multicellularity

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Protozoans are members of the kingdom

Protista

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Amoebas move by means of a process known as

cytoplasmic streaming

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Sexual reproduction in ciliates involves

the exchange of haploid micronuclei between two individuals

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Most species in the phylum sporozoa are

parasitic and have complex life cycles

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In Paramecium, the macronucleus...

contains multiple copies of DNA

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Which of the following best describes members of the Kingdom Protista

they are single-celled and eukaryotic

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Pseudopodia are extensions of a sarcodine's....

cytoplasm

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Distinguish between the terms protist and protozoan

Protozoan is Animal like, Protist is the Kingdom

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How does conjugation in protozoans differ from conjugation in bacteria?

Protozoa have a nucleus, Bacteria don’t

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What are three means of locomotion among protozoans?

Cilia, Flagellum, cyotoplasmic streaming

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The cytoplasm of bacteria is a thick solution of:

ribosomes and DNA

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What is a capsule?

the sticky outer covering of bacteria

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What is the main function of Pili?

genetic recombination

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Bacteria have no mitochondria, so where does cellular respiration take place?

cell membrane

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What is peptidoglycan made out of?

amino acids and carbohydrates

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What is an endospore?

a dormant form of G+ bacteria

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What are introns?

pieces of DNA that do not code for amino acids

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A Methanogen is a type of bacteria that....

gets NRG from converting H2 and CO2 into methane gas

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An Extreme Halophile is a type of bacteria that.....

gets NRG from high salt concentrations

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A Thermoacidophile is a type of bacteria that....

gets NRG from hot acidic environments

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What are exotoxins?

toxins made out of proteins from G+ bacteria

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What are endotoxins?

toxins made out of lipids and carbohydrates from G- bacteria

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Transformation

takes in DNA from the environment

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Conjugation

living bacteria transfer genetic material

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Transduction

a virus obtains a fragment, and passes it to another bacterium

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Gram positive bacteria differ from Gram negative bacteria in

their response to the Gram stain

the make-up of their cell walls

their susceptibility to antibiotics