Biology 1108 7 Questions with CORRECT Answers
Question:
Gram negative
Answer:
Peptidoglycin is between layers
Question:
Gram positive
Answer:
Peptidoglycin is on the outside
Question:
Eukaryotes are closer to?
Answer:
Archaea
Question:
Diseases from bacteria
Answer:
Chlamydia, Lyme, food poisoning, E. Coli, Strept
Question:
Diseases from excavata
Answer:
Giardia, trichomoniasis, Trypansome, African Sleeping Sickness, Chagas, Brain
eating amoebas
Question:
When is land colonized by plants?
Answer:
500-400 MYA
, Question:
Plasmodesmata
Answer:
Holes in cell wall that interconnect different plant cells
Question:
Lycophytes (what/life stage)
Answer:
Spikemosses, Quillworts, Clubmosses. diploid
Question:
Ferns (what/life stage)
Answer:
Closest relative to seed plants. sporophyte is dominant life
Question:
Evolution of seed plants
Answer:
Green alga > Embryophytes > Vascular plants > Lycophytes > Ferns > seed plants
Question:
Conifers
Answer:
male and female cones
Question:
Cycads
Answer:
Separate male and female plants
Question:
Ginkgo
Answer:
Separate male and female plants. males used as ornamental plants
Question:
Gram negative
Answer:
Peptidoglycin is between layers
Question:
Gram positive
Answer:
Peptidoglycin is on the outside
Question:
Eukaryotes are closer to?
Answer:
Archaea
Question:
Diseases from bacteria
Answer:
Chlamydia, Lyme, food poisoning, E. Coli, Strept
Question:
Diseases from excavata
Answer:
Giardia, trichomoniasis, Trypansome, African Sleeping Sickness, Chagas, Brain
eating amoebas
Question:
When is land colonized by plants?
Answer:
500-400 MYA
, Question:
Plasmodesmata
Answer:
Holes in cell wall that interconnect different plant cells
Question:
Lycophytes (what/life stage)
Answer:
Spikemosses, Quillworts, Clubmosses. diploid
Question:
Ferns (what/life stage)
Answer:
Closest relative to seed plants. sporophyte is dominant life
Question:
Evolution of seed plants
Answer:
Green alga > Embryophytes > Vascular plants > Lycophytes > Ferns > seed plants
Question:
Conifers
Answer:
male and female cones
Question:
Cycads
Answer:
Separate male and female plants
Question:
Ginkgo
Answer:
Separate male and female plants. males used as ornamental plants