Combine, into one tree, the phylogeny given in class for the Bacteria and Archaea and Eukaryotes with the phylogeny given for Eukaryotes.
(i.e. make one tree that relates: Cyanobacteria, Chloroplasts, Rhizobium, Mitochondria, E. coli, Lokiarchaeota, TACK, Euryarchaeota, SAR, Red Algae, Green algae and Plants, Fungi, and Metazoans.)
_Eukaryotes Modern cyanoacteria Lokiarchaeota Euryarchaeota Chloroplasts _TACK Archaea Rhizobium_Mitochondria_E.coli SAR Ciliates,Diatoms Brown algae etc_Red algae plants +Green algae Fungi,Metazoans(animals)
Combine, into one tree, the phylogeny given in class for the Bacteria and Archaea and Eukaryotes...
Using Figure 26.21 from Campbell's Biology (p. 567), answer the following questions about the hypothesized evolutionary relationships among these eukaryotic groups a. Of the taxa shown in Figure 26.21, which one is most closely related to Fungi? Explain your answer. b. Of the taxa shown in Figure 26.21, which one is most closely related to Plants? Explain your answer. Euglenozoans Forams Polytomy Diatoms Ciliates Red algae Green algae Domain Eukarya Plants Tubulinids Fungi Animals Euryarcheotes Archaea Domain COMMON ANCESTOR OF...
Kingdom Bacteria? 1pt ui ul liolecular characteristics separate Kingdom Archaea from 2. What are 2 environments where Archaea representatives are found? 1pt 3. MATCHING 6pts Liverworts Morels, Sac-fungi Spirogyra, Diatoms, Euglenas Imperfect Fungi Chlamydomonas, Volvox, SpirogyraE.Kingdom Protista Hornworts Rhizopus Blue-green Bacteria Red Algae Golden-brown Algae Bacteria with Chlorophyll A and B, but not phycobilins Diatoms, Brown, and Yellow-Green algae A. Phylum Chromophyta B. Class Prochlorobacteria C. Phylum Deuteromycota D. Phylum Chlorophyta F. Phylum Ascomycota G. Phylum Hepaticophyta H. Class Chrysophaceae...
70.Explain how the phylogeny of Eukaryotes represents a polytomy between the supergroups. 71.Explain the relationship between Horizontal Gene Transfer, the Web of Life and plastids+mitochondria. 72.Explain why protist is a non-monophyletic term. Explain why algae is a non- monophyletic term. 73.What lineage underwent Tertiary endosymbiosis? 74.What are red tides? 75.What is a cause of bioluminescence in California? 76.What is diatomaceous earth, what supergroup is this related to? 77.Are most organisms in the Eukaryote super groups unicellular or multicellular? 78. Explain...
Macro algae, or seaweeds are classified in 3 large groups based on their photosynthetic pigment colors. Which two groups are more closely related to each other and to land plants? green algae and brown algae green algae and red algae red algae and brown algae 2.The simplest and most evolutionarily ancient primary producers are: diatoms cyanobacteria (AKA bluegreen algae) unicellular algae plants dinoflagellates Ocean water is salty because there are ions (salts) dissolved in the water. What are the 2...