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Eukaryotic supergroups
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- excavata
- land plants and relatives
- alveolata
- stramenopila
- rhizaria
- amoebozoa
- opisthokonta
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what do all of the eukaryotic supergroups include ?
A
phyla of protists
bio 167 - spring 2022
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
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CH. 23 - Unit V Diversity1
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23.1 Introduction to Microorganisms1
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23.1 - Archaea and Bacteria Are Ancient Lineages That Continue to Be Abundant Today4
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23.1 - Protists Are Early-Diverging Eukaryotes Displaying Diverse Structural Types3
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23.1 - Fungi Form a Kingdom of Diverse, Plastidless Eukaryotes2
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23.1 - Horizontal Gene Transfer Fosters Microbial Evolution3
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23.2 Diversity and Ecological Importance of Archaea5
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23.3 - Cyanobacteria Are Photosynthetic Bacteria That Produce Oxygen and Play Other Important Ecological Roles5
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23.3 - Proteobacteria Do Not Produce Oxygen but Play Other Ecologically Important Roles1
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23.3 - Bacterial Reproduction Helps to Explain Ecological Function7
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23.4 Prokaryotic Cells Vary in Shape7
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23.4 - Bacterial Cells Vary in Cell-Wall Structure6
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23.4 - Slimy Mucilage Often Coats Cellular Surfaces7
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23.4 - Bacteria Move by a Variety of Cellular Adaptations2
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23.4 - Bacteria Can Be Grouped by Type of Nutrition and Response to Oxygen15
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23.5 Diversity and Ecological Importance of Protists1
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23.5 - Protists Can Be Informally Labeled According to Their Ecological Roles6
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Protists Can Be Informally Labeled According to Their Type of Motility6
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23.5 - Protists Can Be Informally Labeled According to Their Habitats4
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23.5 - A Feeding Groove Characterizes Many Protists Classified in the Excavates13
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23.5 - Eukaryotic Supergroups Include Protists and Related Plant, Animal, and Fungal Kingdoms2
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23.5 - Land Plants and Related Algae Share Similar Genetic Features6
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23.5 Membrane Sacs Lie at the Cell Periphery of Alveolata21
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23.5 Flagellar Hairs Distinguish Stramenopila3
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23.5 Spiky Cytoplasmic Extensions Are Present on the Cells of Many Protists Classified in Rhizaria8
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23.5 - Amoebozoa Includes Many Types of Amoebae with Pseudopodia1
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23.5 - A Single Flagellum Occurs on Swimming Cells of Opisthokonta4
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23.5 - Table 23.2 Eukaryotic Supergroups and Examples of Constituent Kingdoms, Phyla, Classes, or Species14
