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Exam Two

Biology 102 Exam Practice Questions

TermDefinition
Organism that causes Red Tide Dinoflagellates
Amoebas with Threadlike Pseudopodia
Amoebas with Lobe Shaped Pseudopodia
Organisms with an Alternation of Generation Life Cycle
Organisms with a Single Diploid Generation Life Cycle & Symmetrical Silica Shells
Algae used to make Sushi Red Algae
Malaria
Giardia
Paracecium
Animals and Fungi cone from this clade
Bee Colony Collapse Disorder
Mushrooms & Puffballs
Mosses & Liverworts Byrophytes
Ferns & their relatives
Spores in Groups of 8
The whole Plant Kingdom Clade
Xylem & Phloem
Swimming Zoospores
Club Mosses & Spike Moss
Which eon in the geological record is when single celled protists were the dominant form of eukaryotic life on Earth?
Give an example of a protist that is a mixotroph
Which protist causes the Irish Potato Famine and currently is causing Sudden Oak Death?
Which process is the term for when two fungi nuclei come together to form a zygote?
What describes a fungus that is in a mutualistic relationship with plant roots?
What is an ancestral trait of plants?
What organs produce eggs in plants?
All seed plants are. . .
Which life cycle stage are you looking at when you see a green moss in the woods?
Give example of plants that are gymnosperms. What plants are not?
Where is the microgametophyte located in seed plants?
Which life cycle stage is dominant in seed plants?
Which reproductive structure holds the ovules in gymnosperm plants?
What part of the plant becomes a seed?
Which part of a flower can have nectar guides on it?
Name a clade that includes organisms with pseudopodia's
Name a clade that is characterized by having two flagella, one hairy and one smooth
Name a clade of single celled protists that have glass (silica) shells
Give an example of a fungus that is a human pathogen
What are the long skinny fungal cells called that make up a fungus’s mycelium
In what type of environment could you find a bryophyte plant? wet, swampy forest
Both kelps & the fern above both have alternation of generations life cycles, but this derived feature evolved separately in each lineage. What is this phenomenon called?
Which green algae are the out-group of the plant clade?
Give two specific way in which Tracheophytes plants are different than their Bryophyte cousins. . .
Explain two fitness advantages that seed plants have over their seedless cousins
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