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Question | Answer |
Morphology | deals with structure or form of organism |
Biological Species Concept | Can make babies |
Phylogenetic Species Concepts | evolutionary history of species |
Taxonomy | identifies names and classifies species |
Binomial Structure | system which gives 2 part Latin names |
Anatomy | structure and form, including internal systems |
Physiology | Physical and Chemical function of organisms |
Prokaryote | simple type of cell with no membrane bound nucleus |
Eukaryote | larger, complex cell that has a membrane bound nucleus |
Dichotomous Key | Identification tool consisting of two part choices |
Autotroph | captures energy from the sun |
Hetertroph | Cannot make its own food |
Species Diversity | variety and abundance of species |
Genetic Diversity | variety of inherited traits within a specie |
Ecosystem Diversity | variety of ecosystems in the biosphere |
Resilience | ability of an ecosystem to maintain an equilibrium |
Bacteria | prokaryotic cell that is in the domain bacteria |
Archaea | prokaryotic cell found in the domain Archaea |
Cocci | Morphology is spherical |
Bacilli | morphology rod shaped |
Extermophiles | organisms that live in extreme condition |
Mesophile | organisms that live in moderate conditions |
Binary Fission | asexual form of reproduction by prokaryotes |
Conjugation | transfer of genetic material between 2 cells |
Endospores | dormant bacterial cell able to survive for long periods of time |
Gram Stain | stain that separates bacteria into two divisions |
Endosymbiosis | Eukaryotic cells evolved from prokaryotic cells |
Endosymbiont | cell that is engulfed by another |
Host cell | cell that engulfs another cell |
Protist | eukaryotic organism, unicellular usually |
Invertebrates | no backbone |
Vertebrate | Backbone |
Radial Symmetry | divided along any plane |
Bilaterl Symmetry | divided along one plane |
Exoskeleton | external skeleton |
Notochord | flexible rod shaped structure |
Tetrapods | vertebrata with two pairs of limbs |
Ectothermy | environmental heat determine internal body temperature |
Endothermy | use of metabolic heat to maintain body temperature |
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