Bio 1106 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

simple squamous epithelium-location kidney, cheek lining, alveoli of lungs, line major cavities of the body simple squamous epithelium-function covers and protects underlying tissues -relatively inactive (associated with sites of passive movement of substances) 00:18 01:22 simple squamous epithelium-identify simple cuboidal epithelial-location kidney simple cuboidal epithelial-function covers and protects underlying tissues simple cuboidal epithe...

What characteristics typically define members of Kingdom Protista Protists include all eukaryotes that lack the distinguishing characteristics of fungi. Feed on organic matter produced by other organisms bc they can't make their own Heterotrophic 00:22 01:22 Can make their own organic compounds Autotrophic Examples of Hetertrophs Protoza, slime molds Examples of Autotrophs Algae Three types of cellular organization in algae unicellular, filamen...

Plant Kingdom unifying characteristics • Eukaryotic, multicellular, autotrophic organisms • Contain chlorophyll a • Have cells walls containing cellulose • Life cycles of all members of the plant kingdom have some variation of alternation of generations o Alternating between a multicellular haploid (n) stage (gametophyte) and a multicellular diploid (2n) stage (sporophyte) How are major groups of plants distinguished from each other? morphology, life cycle, and whether they ...

What is expected of the pre-lab? -Take notes while reading or watching videos. -Record the lab activities in your own words and/or illustrations in your physical lab notebook. -Take the pre-lab quiz. -Upload a picture of your protocol, which should be written in your own words in your Lab Notebook. What is expected of the post lab? Each lab will require a Lab Notebook-like entryinto a Canvas Assignment. These are due 24 hours after your lab. 00:02 01:22 What does BIO...

Phylum Porifera (sponges) - Named for the many pores in their chamber walls - Asymmetrical Bodies - 2 layer bodies - Choanocytes: food-filtering cells in internal cavity - Spongico: central cavity lined with choanocytes Ostiym: pore Osculum: large hole in the end of the sponge where filtered water exits Grantia - Simple Sponge - tubular - filter-feeding heterotrophs - Digestion is intracellular 00:03 01:22 Eplectella Ornate Lattice Structure Complicated white...

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1. In what ecological situation might you expect to find parthenogenic animals? a. Unstable, with many predators b. Stable, with few pressures c. Unstable, with many pathogens d. Stable, with many pressures 2. Which of the following is false about NO3-? a. Water sticks to it. b. Moist soil is important in order for plants to take it up. c. It would be attracted to negatively charged soil particles. d. It would be attracted to positively charged soil particles. 3. Which of the follow...

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What is an animal? Ingestive heterotroph, multicellular, eukaryotic Characteristics of Phylum Porifera -assymetrical bodies without distinct tissues or organs -saclike bodies consisting of two layers breached by many pores -internal cavity lines with food filtering cells called choanocytes 01:07 01:22 Characteristics of Phylum Cnidaria -Soft, gelatinous, radially symmetrical bodies whose digestive cavity has a single opening. -possesses tentacles armed with stinging...

members of archaeplastids green algae red algae land plants charophytes distinguishing features of archaeplastids plastids: unicellular, colonial and multicellular 00:28 01:22 chromalveolates members stramenopiles: brown algae, diatoms, golden brown algae, water molds Alveolates: ciliates, aplcomplexans, dinoflagellates chromalveolates distinguishing features most with plastids; unicellular and multicellular Alveoli support plasma membrane; unicellular ...