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1

Binomial nomenclature consists of the __________ and __________ names of an organism.

genus; species

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2

In binomial nomenclature, the genus name is always written with a __________ letter, while the species name is written in __________ letters.

capital; lowercase

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3

The main component of the cell wall in prokaryotes is __________.

peptidoglycan

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4

Prokaryotes typically have __________ chromosomes, whereas eukaryotic chromosomes are usually packaged as __________, multiple segmented chromosomes.

circular; linear

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5

Mitosis is a type of __________ nuclear division.

asexual

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6

Cytokinesis refers to the division of the __________.

cytoplasm

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7

Schizogony is a process that results in a multinucleated organism through multiple mitoses without __________.

cytokinesis

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8

The organism that causes malaria is known as __________.

Plasmodium

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9

The term 'vector' in biology refers to an organism that __________ disease from one host to another.

transmits

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10

The goal of meiosis is to produce __________ haploid cells from a diploid germ cell.

four

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11

Conjugation in ciliated protozoa involves a temporary fusion of two individuals to exchange __________.

genetic material

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12

Euglena is an example of an organism that can be both __________ and __________.

autotrophic; heterotrophic

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13

Most protozoa are __________, meaning they obtain their nutrients from organic sources.

heterotrophs

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14

Protozoa are primarily found in __________ environments, such as ponds, lakes, and streams.

moist

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15

The trophozoite stage of protozoa is the __________ stage that lives within the host organism.

feeding and reproducing

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16

Cysts are the form that allows protozoa to __________ in the environment outside the host's body.

survive

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17

The two morphological forms of protozoan parasites are the trophozoite and the __________.

cyst

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18

Heterotrophic organisms that lack a cell wall are generally much __________ than prokaryotes.

larger

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19

During asexual reproduction, binary fission results in the formation of two __________ cells from a single parent cell.

daughter

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20

Malaria is transmitted through the bite of __________ mosquitoes that carry Plasmodium.

infected

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21

The term 'diplomatic' refers to cells that have __________ sets of chromosomes.

two

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22

In paramecia, conjugation involves a process whereby two cells orient __________ each other to exchange genetic material.

side by side

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23

An example of a unicellular eukaryote that has cilia for motility is __________.

Paramecium

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24

Prokaryotic cells are characterized by a lack of a __________.

nucleus

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25

Eukaryotic cells often exhibit __________ due to processes such as meiosis and fertilization.

genetic diversity

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26

Some protozoa can enter the human body through routes such as the __________.

eyes

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27

In the context of reproduction, __________ refers to the formation of new individuals without the involvement of gametes.

asexual reproduction

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28

The relationship between bacteria and the host is directly linked to the presence of __________ that might play a role in disease.

pathogens

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29

__________ describes the changes from active trophozoite to dormant cyst in response to environmental stressors.

Encystment

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