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LIFE 103- Quiz 1

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fibrous tissue flaps to prevent backflow cusps
tricuspid and bicuspid aka AV values
pulmonary and aortic aka semilunar valves
plant-like protists algae
algae may aggregate in... filaments, colonies, thalli
diatoms algae; single celled, motile, in fresh or salt water
diatom reproduction asexually usually, but can sexually
charophyceans closest living relatives to true plants (green algae)
green algae live... in fresh or salt water
brown algae pigment fucoxanthin
red algae pigment phycoerythrin
brown/red algae body plan holdfast (root), stipe (stem), blades (leaves)
brown algae thickening agents algin, alginates
red algae thickening agents agar, carrageenan
cyanobacteria are in what domain bacteria
cyanobacteria form together in filamentous form
cyanobacteria reproduction asexual
feeding on dead organic matter saprobic
hypha tubular filament of fungi
mycelium mass of hyphae
fruiting body reproductive structure of fungi
basidiomycota fruiting body: basidiocarp; cells: basidia; spores: basidiospores
ascomycota spores in sacs called asci, produces ascospores
deuteromycetes no sexual reproduction observed; penicillin is made from this
three lichen body types foliose, crustose, fruticose
lichen fungal component + cyanobacteria or algae component living together
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