Endosymbiosis and Eukaryotic Complexity

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Flashcards covering the key concepts of endosymbiosis, eukaryotic complexity, and protist metabolism.

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Mitochondria and chloroplasts have their own __ that match proteobacteria and cyanobacteria.

DNA

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Mitochondria and chloroplasts divide by __, similar to bacteria cells.

binary fission

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The process by which a bacterium is absorbed into a cell and becomes an organelle is called __.

endosymbiosis

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Cyanobacterium was absorbed to become __.

chloroplasts

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Heterotrophic bacterium that was absorbed to become __ is proteobacteria.

mitochondria

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The main benefit of having a flexible cell structure allows cells to grow larger and creates more __ and rapid metabolism.

surface area

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We define a group as __ when it includes more than one common ancestor.

polyphyletic

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Eukaryotes are often divided into multiple clades, including plants, fungi, and __.

animals

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The significant challenge in developing drugs for parasites and fungi compared to bacteria is their similar __ to human cells.

cell structure

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The two metabolisms discussed for protists are __ and heterotrophy.

photosynthesis

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Primary endosymbiosis gave rise to chloroplasts in __, red algae, and green algae.

land plants

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In a food web, protists primarily consume __, which helps regulate bacterial populations.

bacteria

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Malaria is caused by a type of protist known as __.

AP complexions

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