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Left is Coccus
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Left is Spirillum
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| Coccus characteristics under microscope? |
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| round, dots, and purple dots |
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| Bacillus characteristics under a microscope? |
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| rod and resembles pink worms |
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| Spirillum characteristics under microscope? |
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| Spirochaete characteristics under microscope? |
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spider looking area
burgundy spirals
group of squiggly line |
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| Determining a gram positive cell in a gram stain? |
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| thick peptidoglycan layer and retained a purple color |
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| Determining a gram negative cell in a gram stain? |
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| thin peptidoglycan layers and a pink color |
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left is nostoc
right is closterium |
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| onion root top mitochondria |
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mixed methanogens
look like purple, raised dots under miscroscope |
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| Do cyanobacteria exist as single cells or colonies? What shapes were they under microscope? |
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| colonies. spirals and spirals with dots on them. |
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| color of cyanobacteria under microscope? Did the cells move? |
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| green dots and spirals and they didn't move |
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| In capsule stain what color were the capsules? What shape are the bacteria? |
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| can remain dormant for prolonged periods of time and become metabolically active after thousands of years |
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| What color are endospores on the endospore stain? Whatis pink-purple? |
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| considering the endosymbiotic theory which bacterial shape do the mitochondria most closely resemble? |
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| protection against desiccation |
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| grab bag of characteristics and eukaryotes |
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| common ancestor some but not all of it's decendants |
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| common ancestor and all of its decendants |
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gynosperms
pine; female cones |
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phylum: Bryophytal
MOSSES |
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| amtheridia and archegonia |
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gynosperms
pine; male cones |
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angiosperms
phylum: anthophyta |
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angiosperms
phylum: anthrophyta |
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monilophyleta
assorted ferns |
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gynosperms
phylim: gingkophyta |
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domain bacteria
bacillus
rods |
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endosymbiotic theory
onion root tip mitochondria |
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endosymbiotic theory
closterium |
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supergroup: Archaeplatida
red algae |
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Physarum
plasmodial slime mold |
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in plasmodium, purple dots cause
which cause what disease?
pink dots represent? |
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malaria parasites cause sleeping sickness
human blood cells |
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Trypansoma causes what sickness?
Shows up what color under microscope? |
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monocot: scattered throughout stem
dicot: arranged in ring in stem |
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| monocot vs dicot seed leaves? |
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monocot: one cotyledon
dicot: two cotyledon |
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| monocot vs dicot flowering parts |
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monocot: multiples of three
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| monocot vs dicot mature leaves? |
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monocot: parallel veins and narrow leaves
dicot: branching veins and broad leaves |
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monocot: fibrous root system
dicot: tap root system |
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| oak and maple trees, cacti, sunflowers |
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phylum: pinophyta
mature male cone |
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| mature archegonium with egg cell |
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