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Chapter M: Microorganisms

Chapter M: Microorganisms. 3 Domains: Eukarya Bacteria Archaea. Domain Archaea Little known. Live inside bodies of animals and humans but none are known to cause disease. Domain Archaea Many are extremophiles : Found in extreme environments. Phile means lover. Domain Archaea

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Introduction to Plants

Essential Questions: Why are plants important to life on Earth? How have they adapted to life on land? How have plans evolved to respond to their environment?. Introduction to Plants. What do Plants Need to Survive?. Label your picture in Notes : Sunlight to make Glucose

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Biotechnology Bell Ringers for September 23 rd , 2010

Biotechnology Bell Ringers for September 23 rd , 2010. What are the three categories of Critical Thinking? What are the two groups you obtain data from in an experiment? Conclusions always fall into what two categories?. Biotechnology Objectives for September 23 rd , 2010.

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Kingdom protista

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Organelle Review

Organelle Review . Cytoplasm. ~ 70% H 2 O and ~ 30% proteins, fats, carbohydrates, nucleic acids and ions consistency of gelatin exact composition varies and is constantly changing. 1. Nucleus.

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Plastids

Plastids. By: Amanda Sabol and NOT Veronica Zimmerman. The Chloroplast. Specialized type of plastid Lens-shaped Chlorophyll gives it a green pigment. Static and rigid appearance but actually very mobile

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Plants

Plants. Biology 112. Kingdom Plantae. Multicellular eukaryotes that have cell walls made of cellulose Develop from multicellular embryos and carry out photosynthesis using chlorophyll a and b All are autotrophs but a few live parasitically or as saprobes (obtain food from decaying material).

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Plant-like Protists

Plant-like Protists. Biology 112. Characteristics of Plant-like Protists. Commonly referred to as algae All undergo photosynthesis Many contain the green pigment chlorophyll Others contain accessory pigments that absorb additional wavelengths of light Many are able to move freely

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Kingdom Monera

Kingdom Monera. Characteristics. Most numerous and widespread organisms on Earth. Includes the smallest and simplest life-forms Unicellular Single-celled Live in chains of clusters Only Kingdom made of prokaryotic organisms Have no nucleus. 3 Basic Classifications of Bacteria.

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Protozoans

Protozoans. Single celled eukaryote (has a cell nucleus) that has some animal-like characteristics Many move about and feed like animals Most exist as a single cell and some live in groups called colonies Are found in the kingdom Protista. Need a moist environment to survive.

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Protist Project Algae-like

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Multicellular Algae

Multicellular Algae. Multicellular (mostly) Algae. Classified according to their photosynthetic pigments 3 Groups: 1)red algae 2)brown algae 3)green algae. Red Algae. Belong to phylum Rhodophyta Contain chlorophyll a and phycobilins Can live in deep water

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4-4: Unique Features of Plant Cells

4-4: Unique Features of Plant Cells. Plant Cells. 3 Additional structures are found in plant cells: Cell Walls Central Vacuole Plastids Why? Different lifestyles compared to animal cells Go through photosynthesis CO 2 + H 2 O = sugars. Cell Wall.

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Ch. 9 Classification

Ch. 9 Classification. Classification is the arrangement of organisms into orderly groups based on their similarities. Aside from Domains, the largest, most general group for these organisms is the kingdom. Each kingdom is divided into subgroups called phyla (phylum) or divisions.

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