Matching
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Ch.
26 & 27 a. | proto- | g. | aero- | b. | stromato- | h. | anti- | c. | -lite | i. | sym- | d. | -gen | j. | -bios | e. | -oid | k. | thermo- | f. | an- | | | | |
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1.
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something spread out
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2.
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with,
together
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3.
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first
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4.
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produce
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5.
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life
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6.
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without, not
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7.
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the
air
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8.
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like,
form
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9.
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temperature
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10.
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a
stone
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11.
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against
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Ch.
26-27 a. | -biot | g. | halo- | b. | bi- | h. | -philos | c. | chemo- | i. | mutu- | d. | hetero- | j. | photo- | e. | endo- | k. | auto- | f. | exo- | l. | -troph | | | | |
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12.
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two
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13.
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light
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14.
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loving
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15.
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chemical
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16.
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self
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17.
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life
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18.
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outside
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19.
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food,
nourish
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20.
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inner, within
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21.
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different
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22.
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salt
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23.
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reciprocal
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Ch.
26 & 27 a. | methanogen | i. | halophile | b. | nucleoid | j. | mutualism | c. | anaerobic | k. | photoautotroph | d. | antibiotic | l. | symbiosis | e. | binary
fission | m. | thermophiles | f. | chemoheterotroph | n. | protobionts | g. | endotoxin | o. | stromatolite | h. | exotoxin | | | | |
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24.
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microorganisms that obtain energy by using carbon dioxide to oxidize hydrogen,
producing methane as a waste product
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25.
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a
dense region of DNA in a prokaryotic cell
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26.
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the
type of cell division by which prokaryotes reproduce; each dividing daughter cell receives a copy of
the single parental chromosome
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27.
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lacking oxygen; referring to an organism, environment, or cellular process that lacks
oxygen and may be poisoned by it
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28.
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a
component of the outer membranes of certain gram-negtive bacteria responsible for generalized
symptoms of fever and ache
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29.
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a
toxic protein secreted by a bacterial cell that produces specific symptoms even in the absence of the
bacterium
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30.
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an
organism that harnesses light energy to drive the synthesis of organic compounds from carbon
dioxide
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31.
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microorganisms that thrive in hot environments, often 60-80 degrees
Celsius
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32.
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a
symbiotic relationship in which both the host and the symbiont benefit
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33.
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rocks
made of banded domes of sediment in which are found the most ancient forms of life
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34.
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a
chemical that kills bacteria and inhibits their growth
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35.
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aggregates of abiotically produced molecules
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36.
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an
organism that must consume organic molecules for both energy and carbon
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37.
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microorganisms that live in unusually highly saline environments such as the Great
Salt Lake or the Dead Sea
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38.
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an
ecological relationship between organisms of two different species that live together in direct
contact
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Ch.
28 & 31 a. | -phyte | k. | -cyto | b. | con- | l. | di- | c. | hetero- | m. | -karyo | d. | -morph | n. | exo- | e. | iso- | o. | hetero- | f. | pseudo- | p. | myco- | g. | -podium | q. | rhizo- | h. | thallos- | r. | plasmo- | i. | -osis | s. | -gamy | j. | coeno- | | | | |
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39.
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with,
together
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40.
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different
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41.
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same
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42.
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false
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43.
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sprout
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44.
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fungus
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45.
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foot
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46.
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cell
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47.
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root
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48.
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a
condition of
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49.
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form
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50.
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plant
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51.
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out,
outside
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52.
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common
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53.
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two
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54.
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nucleus
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55.
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different
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56.
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plasm
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57.
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marriage
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Ch.
28 & 31 a. | gametophyte | h. | coenocytic | b. | conjugation | i. | dikaryotic | c. | heteromorphic | j. | exoenzymes | d. | isomorphic | k. | heterokaryon | e. | pseudopodium | l. | mycorrhizae | f. | thallus | m. | plasmogamy | g. | mycosis | | | | |
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58.
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in
ciliates, the transfer of micronuclei between two cells that are temporarily joined
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59.
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alternating generations in which the sporophytes and gametophytes look alike, although
they differ in chromosome number
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60.
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a
mycelium formed by the fusion of two hyphae that have genetically different nuclei
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61.
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a
mycelium with two haploid nuclei per cell
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