Symbiotic relationships - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

526 exam 1, Assessment of Thought and Perception| study guide verified A+526 exam 1, Assessment of Thought and Perception| study guide verified A+ Frontal lobe tumors - correct answers-Cause abrupt change in personality, flat affect, and/or euphoria Occipital lobe tumors - correct answers-Lead to visual hallucinations Parietal lobe tumors - correct answers-Result in sensory disturbances; agnosia; lack of awareness appearing as denial Temporal lobe tumors - correct answers-Cause mood & me...

Most protists are _________, but there are some that are ____________________ - unicellular; multicellular How did the nucleus form? - invagination invagination - plasma membrane folds in on itself and inner compartments (organelles) are formed the job of the nucleus - - protect DNA - control what goes in and out of the nucleus endoplasmic reticulum - an organelle coming off of the nucleus where proteins are made golgi apparatus - newly synthesized proteins are given some final processin...

what is a protist in the most general sense? An informal group of primarily aquatic eukaryotic organisms with diverse body forms, types of reproduction, modes of nutrition, and lifestyles -Algae, water molds, slide molds protozoa what are some different body plans of protist? -Mostly unicellular -some form colonies -some are coenocytic -some are multicellular What are some modes of nutrition for protists? - most algae are autotrophic photosynthesizes - Some heterotrophs obtain nutrients by abs...

MIP Exam 2 Questions and answers, rated A+ Please describe a symbiotic relationship that is commensal in nature, one that is parasitic, and one that is mutualistic. - -Commensal- one benefits while not harming the other---> Microbiome on our skin and gut Mutualistic- both benefit off each other---> termites provide protection to the protozoa in their gut while they get their wood digested parasitic- disease causing pathogen/ harms one---> sea slugs ingest algae and keep their...

ANP Test #1 Review (Ch. 1) Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Anatomy - ANSWERSthe study of the structure of body parts and their relationships to one another Physiology - ANSWERSthe study of the function of the body's structural machinery Homeostasis - ANSWERSA steady state of function characterized by a constant internal environment and its control mechanisms which oppose outside forces. Principle of Complementarity - ANSWERSStructure depends on Physiology and Physiology depends on S...

MIC 102unit 5-2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers The stable association of one organism with another is called - Answer-Blank 1: symbiosis or symbiotic Historically, the smaller organism in a symbiotic relationship was termed the symbiont and the larger organism the host. Currently, these two organisms are now regarded as _____. - Answer-partners A symbiotic relationship in which each partner receives some benefit, but each partner can also live independently is called _____. - Answer...

Honors Biology Final Exam Review 2024 Questions and Answers 100% Pass autotroph - Answer- organism that can capture energy from sunlight or chemicals and use it to produce its own food from inorganic compounds; also called a producer biosphere - Answer- part of Earth in which life exists including land, water, and air or atmosphere community - Answer- assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area consumer - Answer- organism that relies on other organisms for it...

MIP Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024 Symbiotic relationships (situations in which two living things occupy the same space) may be - correct answer characteristic of most living things, parasitic, involve multiple organisms, essential for life Which of the following do heart disease and stroke have in common? - correct answer they are both chronic (or endogenous) diseases, among the leading causes of death worldwide, both ultimately due to atherosclerosis, among the leading causes of ...

Archaea what are they? where can they be found? how do they get energy? - Answer-similar to bacteria since they are also unicellular prokaryotic organisms (lack nucleus/organelles) many are extremophiles (living in extreme salt, pH, or temps) use whatever energy they find (organic compounds, ammonia, hydrogen gas, metal ions, photosynthesis) Symbiotic relationships: mutualistic, parasitic, commensal? - Answer-mutualistic - beneficial to both parasitic - beneficial to one + ha...

IB Global Politics Development Latest Update Graded A+ development sustained increase in the standard of living of a society human development the process of enlarging people's freedoms and opportunities and improving their well-being economic development the increase in productivity and revenue sociopolitical development social developments GDP shows average income but does not show how this is dispersed Gini Coefficient measures inequality of society, assumes inequality ...