5 Kingdoms & 3 Domains
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What is one feature only found in Eukaryotic cells?
DNA in the form of Linear Chromosomes
2
What is one feature only found in Prokaryotics organisms?
DNA in the form of circular chromosomes and plasmids
3
What are the 6 kingdoms of life?
Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protoctists, Archaebacteria, Eubacteria
4
What are 3 characteristics of Animals?
- They are Multicellular
- They are Heterotrophs
- They most reproduce sexually
- They are Heterotrophs
- They most reproduce sexually
5
What does being a Heterotroph mean?
That they get their energy from other organims
6
What does being an autotroph mean?
That they get their energy from the sun
7
What are saprotrophs?
A sub-section of heterotrophs which by the organism carries out digestion outside of the body
8
T/F Plants are saprotrophs
false, only fungi are
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What 3 steps do saprotrophs do to digest food?
1. secrete digestive enzymes onto food outside the body
2. enzymes then break down food
3. They absorb all the broken down nutrients
2. enzymes then break down food
3. They absorb all the broken down nutrients
10
What do a lot of Hyphae together make up?
Mycelium
11
T/F only protoctists and bacteria are pathogens
False, fungi can also be a pathogen
12
Can bacteria have cholorplasts?
No
13
What are the 3 domains?
Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya
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What are the 6 main difference between Eubacteria and Archaebacteria?
1.Eu-b are found in all sorts of environments whereas arch-b are only found in extreme environments
2. peptidoglycan are found in eu-b cell walls but not in arch-b
3. histone proteins are found in arch-b but not in eu-b
4. they have difference membrane lipids
5. ribosomal RNA
6. RNA polymerase enzymes
2. peptidoglycan are found in eu-b cell walls but not in arch-b
3. histone proteins are found in arch-b but not in eu-b
4. they have difference membrane lipids
5. ribosomal RNA
6. RNA polymerase enzymes
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What 2 ways can viruses be classified?
1. Type of nucleic acid
2. How many strands of genetic material
2. How many strands of genetic material
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