2) Bacteria vs. Protists a. Food acquisition analysis of each organism b. (3) Representative organisms for...
2) Bacteria vs. Protists
a. Food acquisition analysis of each organism
b. (3) Representative organisms for each group
c. A phylogenic tree that describes the evolution of
each organism
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2) Bacteria vs. Protists
a. Food acquisition analysis of each organism
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Syntrophy means Choose one: 0A two organisms eating at the same trophic level. B. using two metab...
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Syntrophy means Choose one: 0A two organisms eating at the same trophic level. B. using two metabolic pathways simultaneously. O C. coupled metabolic pathways in one organism to achieve negative AG. O D. multiple organisms needed to complete a metabolic pathway with negative AG The food web below shows viruses contributing in what important manner? Light energy Co, Primary producers Minerals; NHg NO SO PO, Bacterial phototrophs Dissolved Algae and particulate archaea and bacteria organic...
1.What is the major difference between bacteria and protists? 2.List the two major types of nutrition...
1.What is the major difference between bacteria and protists? 2.List the two major types of nutrition and give an example of a protist with this type of nutrition. Nutrition Examples 3.List the three different structures for locomotion found among protozoans, and name an organism that utilizes each structure. Structure Organism Name 4.Name a protist that has both chloroplasts and flagella. Which makes this protist algal like? Which makes it protozoan like? 5.Name two characteristics of slime molds by stating their...
a. 45. Organisms that are prokaryotes and unicellular belong to which kingdom? Fungi b. Bacteria Animalia...
a. 45. Organisms that are prokaryotes and unicellular belong to which kingdom? Fungi b. Bacteria Animalia C. 46. A(n) is a tool scientists use to group organisms based on choices between alternate characteristics? a. binomial nomenclature b. evolutionary descent C. dichotomous key 47. a. b. is the most specific taxon. Species Genus Kingdom C. a. 48. Which of the following best describes a taxon of related orders of animals? class b. domain kingdom C.
86. Which organisms are NOT involved in food fermentations? A) lactic acid bacteria B) sulfuric acid...
86. Which organisms are NOT involved in food fermentations? A) lactic acid bacteria B) sulfuric acid bacteria C) acetic acid bacteria D) propionic acid bacteria 87. The MOST common source of individual foodborne botulism outbreaks are due to consumption of A) honey B] milk/dairy products D) undercooked meat 88. Coliforms in a water sample indicate A) arthropod B) chemical C) fecal D) All of the above. 89. Legionella pneumophila is generally transmitted by A) contaminated food. B) contaminated drinking water....
pls help Choose the correct answer 1. Bacteria have a cell wall made up of polysaccharides...
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Choose the correct answer 1. Bacteria have a cell wall made up of polysaccharides and polypeptides. This helps scientists place them into groups. Another name for this chemical make up is the glycocalyx e. capsule b. pili d. peptidoglycan 2. Protists are part of the organisms that float on currents of water. They are a copepods c. plankton b. viruses d. none 3. Which organisms are able to fic nitrogen gas to make it usable for others? a...
1. You have encountered 2 different pathogenic bacteria in the past 3 months and developed an upper respiratory tra...
1. You have encountered 2 different pathogenic bacteria in the past 3 months and developed an upper respiratory tract infection of the same approximaté magnitude each time. The inoculum size of organism #1 was 100 organisms, the inoculum size of organism #2 was 500 organisms. Explain how this is possible- that each would produce the same amount of disease
Label each organism with its according metabolism and each arrow with its corresponding trophic level. Organisms...
Label each organism with its according metabolism and each arrow with its corresponding trophic level. Organisms A = Autotroph H = Herbivore C = Carnivore O = Omnivore Arrows P = Producer 1 = Primary Consumer 2 = Secondary Consumer 3 = Tertiary Consumer
Exercise 22 Evolution 287 Box 222 Major Evolutionary Organisms Organism mya (millions of years ago) or...
Exercise 22 Evolution 287 Box 222 Major Evolutionary Organisms Organism mya (millions of years ago) or bya (billions of years ago) a. Eggsperm Major Evolutionary Features b. Arthropoid c. Eukaryotic cell d. Modern human e. Vertebrate-fish f. Hominoid 8. Early human h. Invertebrate-jellyfish i. Early mammal j. Ape k. Prokaryotic cell the newlieet vertebrates? f Whet dit: 1 c. What are features of the earliest vertebrates? f. What distinguishes the earliest humans (hominids) from apes? d. What distinguishes early mammals...
1. You have encountered 2 different pathogenic bacteria in the past 3 months and developed an...
1. You have encountered 2 different pathogenic bacteria in the past 3 months and developed an upper respiratory tract infection of the same approximate magnitude each time. The inoculum size of organism #1 was 100 organisms, the inoculum size of organism #2 was 500 organisms. Explain how this is possible-that each would produce the same amount of disease. 2. Nosocomial infections. What are they and give a specific example. 3. Indicate at least 4 contributing causes to the development of...
Case Study Exercise 3 A Survey of Protists PRE-LAB QUESTIONS Remember, Understand. Apply Which supergroup of...
Case Study Exercise 3 A Survey of Protists PRE-LAB QUESTIONS Remember, Understand. Apply Which supergroup of protists contain members with a feeding groove on one side of the organism? excavat SAR cachaplastida d. unita 2. Characteristics important in the classification of members of the excavata include which two of the following? a nucleus mitochondria pseudopod 9. Human pathogens are found in which subgroup of the unikonta? a. tubulinid b. entamoeba C. slime molds d. poryphera 10. Long, threadike pseudopods are...
Solve all the questions please
Syntrophy means Choose one: 0A two organisms eating at the same trophic level. B. using two metabolic pathways simultaneously. O C. coupled metabolic pathways in one organism to achieve negative AG. O D. multiple organisms needed to complete a metabolic pathway with negative AG The food web below shows viruses contributing in what important manner? Light energy Co, Primary producers Minerals; NHg NO SO PO, Bacterial phototrophs Dissolved Algae and particulate archaea and bacteria organic...
a. 45. Organisms that are prokaryotes and unicellular belong to which kingdom? Fungi b. Bacteria Animalia C. 46. A(n) is a tool scientists use to group organisms based on choices between alternate characteristics? a. binomial nomenclature b. evolutionary descent C. dichotomous key 47. a. b. is the most specific taxon. Species Genus Kingdom C. a. 48. Which of the following best describes a taxon of related orders of animals? class b. domain kingdom C.
86. Which organisms are NOT involved in food fermentations? A) lactic acid bacteria B) sulfuric acid bacteria C) acetic acid bacteria D) propionic acid bacteria 87. The MOST common source of individual foodborne botulism outbreaks are due to consumption of A) honey B] milk/dairy products D) undercooked meat 88. Coliforms in a water sample indicate A) arthropod B) chemical C) fecal D) All of the above. 89. Legionella pneumophila is generally transmitted by A) contaminated food. B) contaminated drinking water....
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Choose the correct answer 1. Bacteria have a cell wall made up of polysaccharides and polypeptides. This helps scientists place them into groups. Another name for this chemical make up is the glycocalyx e. capsule b. pili d. peptidoglycan 2. Protists are part of the organisms that float on currents of water. They are a copepods c. plankton b. viruses d. none 3. Which organisms are able to fic nitrogen gas to make it usable for others? a...
1. You have encountered 2 different pathogenic bacteria in the past 3 months and developed an upper respiratory tract infection of the same approximaté magnitude each time. The inoculum size of organism #1 was 100 organisms, the inoculum size of organism #2 was 500 organisms. Explain how this is possible- that each would produce the same amount of disease
Label each organism with its according metabolism and each arrow with its corresponding trophic level. Organisms A = Autotroph H = Herbivore C = Carnivore O = Omnivore Arrows P = Producer 1 = Primary Consumer 2 = Secondary Consumer 3 = Tertiary Consumer
Exercise 22 Evolution 287 Box 222 Major Evolutionary Organisms Organism mya (millions of years ago) or bya (billions of years ago) a. Eggsperm Major Evolutionary Features b. Arthropoid c. Eukaryotic cell d. Modern human e. Vertebrate-fish f. Hominoid 8. Early human h. Invertebrate-jellyfish i. Early mammal j. Ape k. Prokaryotic cell the newlieet vertebrates? f Whet dit: 1 c. What are features of the earliest vertebrates? f. What distinguishes the earliest humans (hominids) from apes? d. What distinguishes early mammals...
1. You have encountered 2 different pathogenic bacteria in the past 3 months and developed an upper respiratory tract infection of the same approximate magnitude each time. The inoculum size of organism #1 was 100 organisms, the inoculum size of organism #2 was 500 organisms. Explain how this is possible-that each would produce the same amount of disease. 2. Nosocomial infections. What are they and give a specific example. 3. Indicate at least 4 contributing causes to the development of...
Case Study Exercise 3 A Survey of Protists PRE-LAB QUESTIONS Remember, Understand. Apply Which supergroup of protists contain members with a feeding groove on one side of the organism? excavat SAR cachaplastida d. unita 2. Characteristics important in the classification of members of the excavata include which two of the following? a nucleus mitochondria pseudopod 9. Human pathogens are found in which subgroup of the unikonta? a. tubulinid b. entamoeba C. slime molds d. poryphera 10. Long, threadike pseudopods are...
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