UNC BIO101 LAB MIDTERM STUDY- cell identification

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oscilatoria

Prokaryote

domain bacteria

phylum: cyanobacteria

long green stretches with lines

colonial

filaments

photosynthesize 

<p>Prokaryote</p><p>domain bacteria</p><p>phylum: cyanobacteria</p><p>long green stretches with lines</p><p>colonial</p><p>filaments</p><p>photosynthesize&nbsp;</p>
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gloeocapsa

Prokaryote

domain bacteria

phylum: cyanobacteria

unicellular but often cluster

gelatinous sheath

photosynthesize

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lactobacillus

Prokaryote

domain bacteria

phylum: firmicutes

in yogurt

look like little pills

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yeast

Eukaryote: kingdom fungi

unicellular

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Paramecium

Kingdom= protista

phylum = ciliophora

Unicellular

Heterophotic: need to consume things

Move using cilia (the hair things)

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Euglena

Kingdom= protista

Phylum = Euglenaphyta

Unicellular

Photosynthetic and heterotrophic (phagocytosis)

Move using flagella (long tail)

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Amoeba

Kingdom= protista

Phylum = Amoebazoa

Unicellular

Heterotrophic

Move using pseudopods (fake feet)

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Volvox

Kingdom= protista

Phylum = chlorophyta

Colonial

Photosynthetic and very closely related to plants

Biflagellate (two tails to move)

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Elodea

Kingdom = Plantae

Phylum = magnoliaphyta

Multicellular

Photosynthetic

Experience plasmolysis (shrink with saltwater in because that's a hypertonic environment)

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Human epithelial cells

Kingdom = animalea

Phylum = chordata

Humans are multicellular, these are individual cells

use cilia to move