Biology Practical Flashcards

Phylum Rhizopoda Pseudopods, branch out and move away, retract (ameobas) PROTIST Phylum Myxomycota Plasmodial slime molds, sporangia, phagocytosisPROTIST Clade Chromalveolata Secondary endosymbiosisPROTIST Clade Alveolata Alveoli, pellicle can produce armor platesPROTIST Phylum Cilliophora Have cilia, micro and macro nuclei, ParameciumPROTIST Phylum Dinophyta Unicellular with flagella, armor look, red tide, endosymbionts called zooanthellaePROTIST Phylum Apicomplexa Sporozites, merozites, trophozites --> life cycle of malariaPROTIST Phylum Bacillariophyta Chlorophyll A & C, laminarin --->carbohydrate food, diatomaceous earth --> polishing powder Phylum Oomycota Most fungal-like protist, potatoe famine, sporangiophores, flagellated cells called zoospores,PROTIST Phylum Phaeophyta brown algae, kelps, stipe (stems) and blades (leaves), laminarinPROTIST Phylum Chlorophyta Green algae, chlorphyll a & b, methyl cellulose, conjugation, PROTIST Phylum Rhodophyta red algae, chlorphyll a, starch for carbs, calcium carbonate in cell wallsPROTIST Phylum Euglenophyta eyespot (stigma), flexible pellicle, energy as the carb paramylon, heterotophicPROTIST Phylum Kinetoplasta African Sleeping Sickness (trypanosoma)PROTIST Phylum Formanifera shell of calcium carbonate, white cliffs of DoverPROTIST Phylum Radiolaria shell of silicon dioxidePROTIST Phylum Bryophyta lack vascular tissue, two generations, sporophyte and gametophyte, gametangia, branching structure called protonema, antheridium and archegonia, meispores, Phylum Hepatophyta Liverworts, produce asexually by gemmae Phylum Psilophyta stem branches dichotomously, homosporous Phylum Lycophyta adf adf adf