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Biology Revision 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is DKPCOFGS? | Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order,Family, Genus, Species D King Philip Comes Over For Great S.. |
| What is DKPCOFGS replaced by? | Phylogenetics, so based on monophyletic groups (group that have common ancestors) |
| What are the 3 domains? | 1- Archaea (Prokaryotes) 2- Bacteria (Prokaryotes) 3- Eukarya (Eukaryotes) Reminder that prokaryotes DON'T have a nucleus while eukaryotes do |
| What are the 4 kingdoms? | Sous-catégorie de Eukarya domain: 1-Fungi 2-Plant 3-Animalia 4-protists (no MAJ) |
| What are the characteristics of Archaea domain? | They were the first life form. Small, simple cells found in extreme conditions, but also elsewhere. They have dif. biochem to other bacteria and DON'T have cell walls made of peptidoglycan. |
| What are the characteristics of Bacteria domain? | Small, simple cells. Found everywhere. Some cause diseases, many are essential life forms. Cell walls made of peptidoglycan. |
| What are the charactetistics of Eukarya domain? | Large, complex cells with membrane bound nucleus and organelles. |
| What are the characteristics of protits kingdom? Example of protists? | Large eukaryotic cells, usually unicellular or living in colonies. Varied life strategies. Ex: Amoeba, malaria parasite |
| What are the characteristics of Fungi kingdom? Examples? | Large eukaryotic cells, unicellular or multicellular. Cells organised in strings called hyphae (resemble muscles cells.) Cells have chitin cell walls. They are heterotrophic=feed by absorption. Ex: yeast, mushroom |
| What are the characteristics of Animal kingdom? | Large eukaryotic cells, usually multicellular. Heterotrophic= feed by ingestion. NO CELL WALLS |
| What are the charactetistics of Plant kingdom? | Large eukaryotic cells, unicellular or multicellular. Autotrophic=photosyntesis. Cellulose cell walls |
| What are the evolutionnary relationship between the 4 kingdoms? | Archaea=1st form of life Fungi resembles animals= common ancestor Plants separated from animal/fungi early on Eukaryotic cells come from Archaeal ancestor that lost cell wall and formed doucle membrane nucleus |
| Explain the emdosymbiosis theory. | internalization of prokaryotes by ancestral eukaryotic cells that resulted in chloroplast and mitochondria |
| Nomenclature? | Genus (Homo)= MAJ species (sapiens)= lower case |