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BIO Exam 2

QuestionAnswer
Auxin Growth and development hormone
cytokinin Cell division hormone
Gibberellins Growth hormone
Abscisic acid Dormancy hormone, reacts to plant stress
ethylene Aging/ripening hormone
Dendrites Receives messages from other neurons
Axon Propagates signal
Terminals Sends signals to adjacent neurons
Myelin sheath Insulates axon, allows electrical signal to move down axon
Synapse where communication between neurons occurs
Depolarization positive ions moving into the cell
Repolarization positive ions moving out of the cell
Negative feedback loop Self regulating loop
Steroids Synthesized on demand from cholesterol, hydrophobic. requires transport proteins to move through bloodstream
Corticosteroids Stress hormones, synthesized in adrenal glands
Peptides Chains of amino acids, hydrophilic, synthesized and stored
Amines single amino acids ( i.e. melatonin & adrenaline), most are water soluble
Glucagon Hormone that increases blood sugar
Budding new individuals are grown off of parent, then fall off and become separate individual
Fragmentation Part detatches from parent, then grows into new individual
Parthenogenesis Development of offspring from unfertilized eggs
Gynogenesis Sperm dependent parthenogenesis, sperm activates biotic division of egg
Monoecious organisms Hermaphrodites, can reproduce sexually and asexually
Kleptogenesis Organism can acquire sperm from parent but not use it to fertilize egg
Muller's ratchet hypothesis Asexual species are more likely to accumulate costly mutations
Red queen hypothesis Predators and prey evolve at same rate, parasites evolve and host creates resistance
Oviparity Egg laying, many more offspring produced due to low survival rate
Viviparity Live bearing, sparse offspring but higher survival rates
Amnion Encloses embryo, acts as a cushion
Allantois Storage of metabolic waste
Chorion Serves in gas exchange
Yolk sac storage of nutrients
Shell Porous, prevents water loss and protects
Matrotrophy Post fertilization maternal provisioning
Gymnosperms naked seeds
Angiosperms flowering plants
Life phases in plants Plants alternate between diploid and haploid
Gametophyte phase Haploid generation, produces gamete through mitosis
Sporophyte phase Diploid generation, produces haploid spores via meiosis
Dioecious Entire plant is either male or female, males produce staminate flowers & females produce ovulate flowers
Monoecious Entire plant has both reproductive parts
Sepals (plants) modified leaves that protect developing flower bud (collectively called calyx)
Petals (plants) modified leaves that attract pollinators (collectively called corolla)
Stamen (plants) Male reproductive parts
Anthers & filaments part of stamen, contain microsporangia which produce pollen
Carpel (plants) Female reproductive parts
Stigma part of carpel, where pollen is deposited
Style part of carpel, pollen tube grows down style branch to ovaries
Ovaries part of carpel, contain microsporangia which produce embryo sac (Megametophyte)
Wind pollination Dull colored flowers, no smell or petals, light pollen
water pollination mostly submerged aquatic plants. Dull flowers, no smell or petals, heavy pollen
Beetle pollination occurs during the day, dull white/green flowers (sometimes colorful), fruity or spicy smelling, bears lots of pollen with many stamens
Bird pollination occurs during the day, vivid colors, landing forms present, tube shaped flowers, no smell and contains nectar
Butterfly pollination occurs during the day, Color variable, sweet or perfumey smell, flower contains narrow or small tubes, landing platform is present
Moth pollination Occurs at night, white or pale colored, sweet/perfumey smells
Fly pollination Occurs during the day, color variable, sweet fruity or perfumy smell, shape variable
Carrion Fly pollination Occurs during day, meat colored, smells like rotting flesh, flat shape or deep trap
Bee pollination Occurs during day, color variable, sweet fruity or perfumy smell, typically open bowl or broad tube
Bat pollination Occurs at night, white or pale colors, sweet or musty smell, large & sturdy, positioned away from foliage
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