Bio Lab Exam

Occitan	English
Euglena	This is an example of _____.
Euglenophyta	Euglena is a representative example of the phylum ______.
Flagellated; Chemotroph or photoautotroph	What is the method of motility and metabolism for Euglenophyta?
Ceratium	This is an example of _____.
Pyrrophyta	Ceratium is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Flagellated; Photoautotrophs (some are mixotrophs)	What is the method of motility and metabolism for Pyrrophyta?
Bacillariophyta	Diatoms is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Ciliated; photoautroph	What is the method of motility and metabolism for Bacillariophyta?
Chlorophyta	Chlamydomonas is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Flagellated; photoautotroph	What is the method of motility of metabolism for Chlorophyta?
Volvox	This is an example of _____.
Chlorophyta	Volvox is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Spirogyra	This is an example of _____.
Chlorophyta	Spirogyra is a representative example of the Phylum _____.
Amoeba	This is an example of _____.
Rhizopoda	Amoeba is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Pseudopodia; Chemoheterotroph	What is the method of motility and metabolism for the Phylum Rhizopoda?
Trypanosoma	This is an example of _____.
Euglenophyta	Trypanosoma is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Flagellated; chemoheterotroph	What is the method of motility and metabolism for the phylum Euglenophyta?
Kinetoplasts	What particular kind of cells are found in the trypanosoma slide?
Paramecium	This is an example of ______.
Ciliophora	Paramecium is an example of the Phylum ______.
Ciliated; chemoheterotroph	What is the method of motility and metabolism for the Phylum Ciliophora?
Plasmodium	This is an example of _____.
Apicomplexa	Plasmodium is the representative example of the Phylum _____.
Nonmotile; chemoheterotroph	What is the mode of motility and metabolism for the Phylum Apicomplexa?
Anopheles mosquito	What is the definitive host for Plasmodium?
Humans	What is the intermediate host for Plasmodium?
moss antheridium (Bryophyta)
Liverwart Antheridiophore (Hepatophyta)
Lycopodium strobilus
pine pollen grains
monocot leaf
moss archegonium (bryophyta)
Moss capsule
archegoniophore (Hepatophyta)
gemmae cup	What is 1?
gemma	What is 2?
Prothallus (Ptertophyta)
rhizoids	What is #1?
ovulate pine cone
staminate pine cone
Stamen	1
anther	2
filament	3
pollen tube	4
petal	5
sepal	6
stigma	7
style	8
ovary	9
pistil	10
ovule	11
monocot stem
xylem	1
phloem	2
pith	3
epidermis	4
dicot stem
phloem	1
xylem	2
pith	3
epidermis	4
cortex	5
pinus leaf
resin duct	1
stomata	2
xylem	3
phloem	4
dicot leaf
epiderms	1a&b
stomata	2
xylem	3
phloem	4
mesophyll	5
xylem	1
phloem	2
monocot leaf
monocot root
Lily anther; male gametophytes	This is a/an _____. The spots inside the four spaces are the _____.
zygospores
sporangium
asci	1
ascospores	2
yeast
lichen ascocarp
amphitricous
peritrichous
anabaena
heterocyst	1
akinete	2
nostoc
Oscillatoria
vegetative cells	1
fuliose lichens	1
fruticose lichens	2
morels (Ascomycota)
truffles (ascomycota)
cup fungus (ascomycota)
Stinkhorn (basidiomycota)
Bracket Fungi (basidiomycota)
puffballs (basidiomycota)