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Exam Two
Biology 102 Exam Practice Questions
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 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 |