Biology 1500 Exam 1 Dowling Diversity Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Biology 1500 Exam 1 Dowling Diversity Questions and Answers 100% Pass what are the kingdoms? - Animalia, plantae, fungi, protista, monera (archaea and bacteria) Which kingdoms are prokaryotic? - monera (archaea and bacteria) Which kingdoms are eukaryotic? - Animalia, plantae, fungi, and protista Eubacteria is... - unicellular and prokaryotic archaeabacteria is... - unicellular and prokaryotic protista is... - eukaryotic and either unicellular or multicellular plantae is... - multicellular and eukaryotic animalia is... - multicellular and eukaryotic Fungi is... - multicellular and eukaryotic 2100% Pass Guarantee Sophia Bennett, All Rights Reserved © 2025 How each eukaryote gets their food - plants-photosynthesis fungi- absorption animalia- ingestion Prokaryotes - -unicellular (except for biofilms) -no nuclear membrane -no organelles -no cytoskeleton (no mitosis) they cant make chromosomes Archaea - archaeabacteria, methanogens, extreme halophiles, extreme thermophiles Archaea: archaeabacteria - inhabit extreme environments, live in places where no one expected things to live (geysers) Archaea: methanogens - -anaerobic (without oxygen) decomposers that convert Co2 and H2 to methane -inhabit swamps, guts and, sewage guts of cattle black swamp guck -release 2 billion tons of methane a year Archaea: extreme halophiles - -highly salt tolerant -live in brine lakes up to 25-35% saline (sea water is 3.5% saline) Archaea: extreme thermophiles - -tolerate high temperatures (60-80 c) 3100% Pass Guarantee Sophia Bennett, All Rights Reserved © 2025 -perhaps closest of the prokaryotes to eukaryotes based on their genome structure Bacteria: Nitrogen fixing bacteria - -convert atmospheric N2 (nitrogen) to compounds usable by plants -live in roots of plants (legumes) Bacteria: cyanobacteria - -one of the first photosynthesizers (chlorophyll a) Bacteria: chemoheterotrophs - -facultative anaerobes includes gut b