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What is being pictured as A?
Kinetoplastida

What is being pictured as B?
Diplomonadida

What is being pictured as C?
Diplomonadida

What is being pictured as D?
Parabasala

What is being pictured as E?
Euglenophyta

What is being pictured as F?
Kinetoplastida

What is being pictured as G?
Euglenophyta
Obligate anaerobes
Use non-02 substances for fermentation or anaerobic respiration
Phototrophic
obtain energy from light
Heterotropic
require at least one organic nutrient to make organic compounds
Methanogen
strict anaerobes that produce methane
Autotrophic
only require CO2/HCO3- as a carbon source
Faculative anaerobes
Use O2, fermentation, or anaerobic respiration
Photoheterotrophic
Energy source is light. Carbon source is organic compounds
Photoautotrophic
Energy source is light. Carbon source is CO2/HCO3-
Chemoautotrophic
Energy source is inorganic compounds. Carbon source is CO2/HCO3-
Chemoheterotrophic
Energy source is organic compounds. Carbon source is organic compounds
Chemotrophic
obtain energy from chemicals
Obligate aerobes
require O2 for cellular respiration
Bacteria or Archaea? Gram-positive
Bacteria
Bacteria or Archaea? Chlamydias
Bacteria
Bacteria or Archaea? Asgard
Archaea
Bacteria or Archaea? Euryarcheota
Archaea
Bacteria or Archaea? Cyanobacteria
Bacteria
Bacteria or Archaea? DPANN
Archaea
Bacteria or Archaea? Proteobacteria
Bacteria
Bacteria or Archaea? Spirochetes
Bacteria
Bacteria or Archaea? Gram-negative
Bacteria
Bacteria or Archaea? TACK
Archaea
What is the correct description of prokaryotes?
Unicellular
Have ribosomes
Lack membrane-bound organelles
Have DNA
Are cellular
Do not have a cytoskeleton
Have cytoplasm
Lack a nucleus
Positive phototaxis
movement towards light
Taxis
movement towards or away from a stimulus (positive and negative)
Conjugation
plasmids are passed via pili
Negative chemotaxis
movement away from a chemical signal
Transformation
plasmids from environment enter the cell
Transduction
virus-mediated gene transfer
Horizontal Gene Transfer
genetic information passed from one cell to another
Halophilic
like environments with extreme salt
Thermophilic
like extreme heat
Acidophilic
like acidic environments
What clade is Rhodophyta
clade Archaeplastids
What clade is Animals
clade Unikonta
What clade is Choanoflagelleta
clade Unikonta
What clade is Gymnamoeba
clade Unikonta
What clade is Plants
clade Archaeplastida
What clade is Myxogastrida
clade Unikonta
What clade is Radiolaria
clade SAR
What clade is Fungi
clade Unikonta
What clade is Apicomplexa
clade SAR
What clade is Phaophyta
clade SAR
What clade is Dinoflagelleta
clade SAR
What clade is Diplomonadida
clade Excavata
What clade is Parabasala
clade Excavata
What clade is Kinetoplastida
clade Excavata
What clade is Foraminifera
clade SAR
What clade is Bacillariophyta
clade SAR
What clade is Chlorophyta
clade Archaeplastida
What clade is Euglenophyta
clade Excavata
What clade is Ciliophora
clade SAR

What is being referred to in picture A?
Chlorophyta

What is being referred to in picture B?
Choanoflagellata

What is being referred to in picture C?
Chlorophyta

What is being referred to in picture D?
Rhodophyta

What is being referred to in picture E?
Gymnamoeba

What is being referred to in picture F?
Gymnamoeba

What is being referred to in picture G?
Myxogastrida

What is being referred to in picture H?
Rhodophyta

What is being referred to in picture I?
Myxogastrida

What is being referred to in picture J?
Choanoflagellata

What is being referred to in picture K?
Chlorophyta

What is being referred to in picture L?
Myxogastrida

What is being referred to in picture M?
Rhodophyta

What is being referred to in picture N?
Myxogastrida

What is being referred to in picture O?
Choanoflagellata

What is being referred to in picture P?
Apicomplexa

What is being referred to in picture Q?
Ciliophora