Biology II Exam 1 MSU Tom Holder Exam

Biology II Exam 1 MSU Tom Holder Exam Questions and Answers (Solved Papers) The study of classifying and organizing organisms - Correct Answers ✅Taxonomy Hierarchal groups - Correct Answers ✅Taxon Created Binomial Nomenclature system - Correct Answers ✅Carolus Linnaeus

• worded scientific name (Usually Latin), based on similar

features, not evolution - Correct Answers ✅Binomial Nomenclature

• Kingdoms - Correct Answers ✅Monera, Protista, Fungi,

Plantae, Animalia Animal/Plant/Fungal-like organisms, evolved from Monera, most artificial - Correct Answers ✅Protista Evolved from Protista, Organisms like molds & mushrooms, Mostly in soil or rotting materials, Nature's recyclers, Heterotrophic or Saprotrophic - Correct Answers ✅Fungi Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia - Correct Answers ✅Eukaryotic Kingdoms 1 / 3

Biology II Exam 1 MSU Tom Holder Exam Questions and Answers (Solved Papers) The study of biological diversity and evolutionary relationships based on similarities in the DNA - Correct Answers ✅Systematics Diagrams of relationships, the farther apart the less the genetic relationship - Correct Answers ✅Phylogenic trees Phylogenic tree branch that overlaps on common ancestor - Correct Answers ✅Clade Archaea & Bacteria - Correct Answers ✅Domains of Monera Most ancient, eukaryotes, oldest kingdom, "Almost" prokaryotic - Correct Answers ✅Archaea More advanced than Archaea - Correct Answers ✅Bacteria "True" bacteria, both helpful and hurtful (Ex. e-coli) - Correct Answers ✅Proteobacteria "Blue greens", Produce food by transforming nitrogen - Correct Answers ✅Cyanobacteria 2 / 3

Biology II Exam 1 MSU Tom Holder Exam Questions and Answers (Solved Papers) Genes move from one organism to another, difficult to determine evolutionary relationships, Ex. Monera Kingdom - Correct Answers ✅Horizontal Gene Transfer Base of all Kingdoms - Correct Answers ✅Monera Algae, Protozoans, and Fungal-like Protists - Correct Answers ✅3 Main groups of Protista Plant-like, about 10 subgroups, autotrophic, range from unicellular to multicellular - Correct Answers ✅Algae Animal-like, heterotrophic, Move around, Range from unicellular to multicellular - Correct Answers ✅Protozoans Saprotrophic ("Absorb feeding"), Multicellular - Correct Answers ✅Fungal-like Protists Flagella, Cilia, Pseudopodia, Gliding - Correct Answers ✅Protist Movement whip-like tail movement - Correct Answers ✅Flagella Hair like structure - Correct Answers ✅Cilia

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