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bio vocab

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prokaryotes an organism characterised by prokaryotic cells which lack membrane enclosed nucleus
eukaryotes an organism chracterized by eukaryotic which has membrane enclosed nucleus and other membrane enclosed organelles
spontaneous generation the incorrect notion that life can emerge from inanimate material
biogenesis the principle that all life arises by the reproduction of preexisting life
ribozymes an enzymatic RNA molecule that catalyze chemical reaction
bacteria one of the two prokryotic domains of life the other being archea
cocci spherical prokaryotic cell
bacilli a rod shaped prokaryotic cell
spirochetes a large spiral shaped prokaryotic cell
endospores a thick coated protective cell produced within a bacteril cell exposed to harsh conditions
binary fission a means of asexual reproduction in which a parent organism other single cell dicided into two indiciduals about equal sice
photoautotrophs an organism that obtains energy from sunglight and carbon from CO2
chemoautotrophs an organism that obtains both energy and carbon inorganic chemicals making its own organic compounds from CO2 without using light energy
photoheterophs an organism that obtains energy and carbon from organic molecules
pathogens disease casing organism
exotoxins a poisonous component of the cell walls of certain bacteria
bioremediation the use of livign organisms to detoxify and restore polluted and degraded ecosystems
protists any eukaryotes that is not a plant animal or fungus
symbiosis an interspecific interaction in which one species the symbiont lives in or on another species the host
endosymiosis symbiotic relationship in which one species resides wtihtin another species the mitochondrion and chloroplast of eukaryotes cells probably small prokaryotic cells living inside larger ones
protozoans a protist that lives promarily by ingesting good;a heterotrophic animal like protists
flagellates a protest that moves y means of one or more flagella
ameoba a type of protist chracterized by great flexibility and the presence of pseudopodia
pseudopodia atemporary extensions of an ameoboid cell-fictio in moving cells and engulfing good
forams marine protozoan that secretes a shell and extends pseudopodia through pores in its shell
apicomplexans a type of parasitic protozoan some cause serious human disease
plasmodiall slime molds a type of protist that has ameoboid cells flagellated cells and an amoeboid plasmodial fedding stage in its life cycle
cellular slime molds a type
algae any of a great variety of protist most of which are unicellular or colonial photosunthetic autotrophs with chloroplast conaining pigments chlorophull
plankton algae and other organisms mostly microscopic that drift passicely in ponds lakes and oceans
dinoflgellate a unicellular photosuntheiic algea with two flagella situated in perpendicular grooves in cellulose plaes convering the cell
diatoms a unicellular photosunthetic algea with a wunique glassy cell wall containing silica
green algae one of the groups of photsynthetic protst that includes unicellular colonil and mulitcellular species- plant like in bi glgellated cells chloropats with chlorophyll a cellulose cell walls and starch
seaweeds a large multicellular marine alae
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