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LAB EXAM 1 BIO 1407 QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS Bio 1407 Lab 4 (Exam 1) .Chlamydomonas (Phylum Chlorophyta - Green Algae 1- 3) - Unicellular - Motile (2 flagella) - Cup shaped chloroplast - 2 contractile vacuoles - Eye spot - Sexual: unfavorable conditions, isogamous gametes (identical), syngamy (fusion of morphologically similar haploid gametes), zygospores - resistance surface surrounding the zygote. - Asexual: favorable and unfavorable conditions .Volvox - colonies (multicellular) - Eye spot (swim near light) - Motile - flagella - Reproduction: oogamy- sperm swim to and fuse with nonmotile egg (diploid zygote) - Asexual: some cells divide and bulge inward, produce daughter colonies. .Spirogyra - Filamentous green algae - name comes from spiraling chloroplasts - commonly floating in fresh water - Sexual reproduction - conjugation .Diatoms - stramenopiles (Phylum Bacillariophyta)

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LAB EXAM 1 BIO 1407 QUESTIONS
COMPLETE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS


Bio 1407 Lab 4 (Exam 1)

\.Chlamydomonas (Phylum Chlorophyta - Green Algae 1- 3)




- Unicellular
- Motile (2 flagella)
- Cup shaped chloroplast
- 2 contractile vacuoles
- Eye spot
- Sexual: unfavorable conditions, isogamous gametes (identical), syngamy (fusion of
morphologically similar haploid gametes), zygospores - resistance surface surrounding the
zygote.
- Asexual: favorable and unfavorable conditions

\.Volvox

, - colonies (multicellular)
- Eye spot (swim near light)
- Motile - flagella
- Reproduction: oogamy- sperm swim to and fuse with nonmotile egg (diploid zygote)
- Asexual: some cells divide and bulge inward, produce daughter colonies.

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