Symbiotic relationships Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MIC 102unit 5-2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers The stable association of one organism with another is called - Answer-Blank 1: symbiosis or symbiotic Historically, the smaller organism in a symbiotic relationship was termed the symbiont and the larger organism the host. Currently, these two organisms are now regarded as _____. - Answer-partners A symbiotic relationship in which each partner receives some benefit, but each partner can also live independently is called _____. - Ans...

WSU Biology 106 Exam 2 >> Questions and Answers Graded A++ Fungi heterotrophs that feed by absorption Heterotrophs absorb nutrients from outside the body Roles of fungi decomposers, parasites, mutualists (symbiotic and microrizzae), early land colonizers What do fungi use to break complex molecules? Enzymes Chitin made of cellulose, make up the cell walls of fungi Hyphae continuous strands above/below ground, generate spores, colonizes soil Fungi life cycle Mycellum a ...

IB Global Politics Development Latest Update Graded A+ development sustained increase in the standard of living of a society human development the process of enlarging people's freedoms and opportunities and improving their well-being economic development the increase in productivity and revenue sociopolitical development social developments GDP shows average income but does not show how this is dispersed Gini Coefficient measures inequality of society, assumes inequality ...

biological productivity - Answer-synthesis of organic materials from inorganic substances by photosynthesis/chemosynthesis what are the inputs & outputs of photosynthesis? - Answer-inputs: water, carbon dioxide, & sun energy outputs: sugar & oxygen (6H2O + 6CO2 + sunlight - > C6H12O6 + 6O2) what are the different types of light penetration in the oceans? - Answer-1. red/orange = turned into heat energy b/c they cannot reach all the way down 2. green/blue/purple = farthest reaching ligh...

The domestication of dogs first occurred by early humans stealing wolf cubs from a den and raising them. - Answer- False The domestication of cats began because wild cats wanted to live close to us to catch the mice attracted to our grain. - Answer- true In the current, scientifically-backed theory of how animals were first domesticated, both the humans and non-human animals had agency in the domestication process. - Answer- true ____ took the notion of natural selection and survival of...

Organelle - A tiny cell structure that carries out a specific function within the cell Mitochondria - Powerhouse of the cell, organelle that is the site of ATP (energy) production Ribosome - Site of protein synthesis Golgi apparatus - A system of membranes that modifies and packages proteins for export by the cell - the "UPS" of the cell Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum - A system covered with ribosomes (which makes it rough) where transport proteins are assembled Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulu...

Nutrigenomics - The relationship between genes and diet Diet - Individually what someone eats Cuisine - Collectively what a population eats Physical Environment - Why do we grow what we do? Climate, soil, water, plant life, animal life. Socioeconomic environment - Broader economic and political environment affects access to food. Sociocultural Environment - Technology, social organization, and ideology Technology - A society's technology interacts with other aspects of culture (ex. fire) ...

The domestication of dogs first occurred by early humans stealing wolf cubs from a den and raising them. - Answer- False The domestication of cats began because wild cats wanted to live close to us to catch the mice attracted to our grain. - Answer- true In the current, scientifically-backed theory of how animals were first domesticated, both the humans and non-human animals had agency in the domestication process. - Answer- true ____ took the notion of natural selection and survival of...

repression - ANSWER-the most basic defense mechanism that underlies all others procedures of analysis (psychoanalysis) - ANSWER-confrontation, clarification, interpretation, working through archetypes - ANSWER-universal mental structures that predispose people to react to certain external circumstances in specific ways object constancy development (Mahler) - ANSWER-normal autistic, normal symbiotic, separation-individuation Karen Horney - ANSWER-Neo-Freudian; suggested that children ...

Parasitology - the study of parasites Parasite - an organism that lives on or in another and causes damage to the host Host - the organism that gives a parasite a home Zoonosis - disease that can be transmitted between humans and animals Why is parasitology so important? - -ability to participate in client education -public health concerning zoonosis -economy concerns Symbiosis - living together; any association between at least 2 living organisms of different ...