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- 1. 04/06/09 What characteristics did Linneaus use to classify organisms?
- 2. 04/07/09 What might be a problem when classifying by physical characteristics only?
- 3. 04/08/09 Which types of organisms are most difficult to classify based on physical characteristics?
- 4. 04/10/09 List the domain of each of these organisms: Grizzly Salmonella Elk E. Coli Amoeba Thermus aquaticus
- 5. 04/14/09 What is cellular respiration?
- 6. 04/15/09 What is photosynthesis?
- 7. 04/16/09 How do plants acquire energy at night?
- 8. 04/17/09 Give two examples of fermentation in action.
- 9. 04/20/09 What two domains do prokaryotes fall into?
- 10. 04/21/09 What are two types of autotrophs?
- 11. 04/22/09 Describe two ways prokaryotes reproduce.
- 12. 04/30/09 Describe the main components of a virus.
- 13. 05/04/09 What is a decomposer?
- 14. 05/05/09 What is the function of a fungal spore?
- 15. 05/06/09 What are two functions of lichens?
- 16. 05/07/09 Explain the relationship of mycorrhizal fungi.
- 17. 05/08/09 What are 3 ways spores are dispersed?
- 18. 05/11/09 What is a sporangia and what type of fungus has them?
- 19. 05/13/09 What are the reproductive organs of the three major groups of fungi?
- 20. 05/14/09 Describe the relationship between plants and endophytes.
- 21. 05/15/09 What are the reproductive organs of the three major groups of fungi?
- 22. 05/18/09 What are the three characteristics of animals?