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Bio Lab Major Exam 1

The Scientific Method, Microscopy, Taxonomy, and Enzymes

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What Kingdom is Euglena in? Euglenozoa
What Kingdom is Paramecium in? Alveolata
What Kingdom is Blapharisma in? Alveolata
What Kingdom is Volvox in? Viridiplantae
What Kingdom is Amoeba in? Amoebozoa
What Kingdom is Daphnia in? Animalia
How do Euglena move? flagella
How to Paramecium move? Cilia
How do Amoeba move? Pseudopodia
How to Daphnia move? Antennae
What is unique about Blepharisma? Cannibalistic, can grow very large, and has alveoli
What is special about Volvox? They spin, form colonies, and reproduces sexually/asexually
What is the process of the Scientific Method? 1.) Observation 2.) Hypothesis 3.) Prediction 4.) Identify Dependent and Independent Variable 5.) Experimental 6.) Analyze and Interpret Data 7.) Communicate your results
What is the Center of Focus? A region in which objects are in sharp focus
What is the Depth of Field? A region where an object is visible but not in sharp focus
What is the Field of View? The circular illuminated area that is seen when you look through the eyepiece of the microscope.
What is the purpose of the Detection Reagent? stops the reaction due to the alkalinity, and the more glucose and maltose the darker the color.
What is a spectrophotometer used for? To detect the amount of light absorbed by a substance, the absorbance is proportional to the concentration or intensity of the colored product.
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