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BG111Assignment 1
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Assignment BG111 1 Please print this assignment, answer the questions and turn in when you come to class Monday, 2/11/08. You must work alone but you can use your book, notes, and our powerpoints. Multiple choice questions have only one answer. 1. Dr. Lynn Margulis proposed which of the following ideas to explain the development of Eukaryotes? a. infolding of membranes as the source of endomembranes. b. symbiosis...
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Assignment BG111 1 Please print this assignment, answer the questions and turn in when you come to class Monday, 2/11/08. You must work alone but you can use your book, notes, and our powerpoints. Multiple choice questions have only one answer. 1. Dr. Lynn Margulis proposed which of the following ideas to explain the development of Eukaryotes? a. infolding of membranes as the source of endomembranes. b. symbiosis as the source of some organelles in Eukaryotes. c. Prokaryotes have RNA in a circle formation. d. Eukaryotes are larger and more complex than Prokaryotes. 2. Eukaryotes have all of the following traits except: a. Chromosomes that have DNA arranged in a linear fashion. b. Proteins surrounding DNA. c. An ability to undergo mitosis. d. Membranes surrounding the nucleus but not the mitochondria or chloroplasts. 3. What is a sporozoite? a. A prokaryote that is larger than expected b. A form of ciliate c. A diatom that causes red tide d. A stage of Plasmodium 4. A Euglena can be expected to have all of the following characteristics except a. A membrane bound nucleus b. DNA as a circular structure c. Endomembrane system d. Mitochondria 5. A choanocyte is: (Choose correct the answer.) a. A reproductive cell of sponges b. A stinging cell of Cnidaria. c. A cell that is used for defensive purposes. d. A cell that lines the gastrovascular cavity that aids in feeding. 6. If an animal has radial symmetry (primary symmetry), it must have.... a. 3 germ layers b. only ectoderm c. ectoderm and endoderm d. ectoderm and mesoderm 7. If an animal is a protostomate, which of the following statements is NOT correct? a. It has a 2-hole tube type of gut. b. Its mouth developed from the blastopore. c. It has radial symmetry.
d. It is triploblastic.
8. If an animal has a true coelom, which of the following statements is true? a. It is diploblastic. b. It can be either a protostomate or a deuterostomate. c. It has a 1-hole sac type of gut. d. It did not form a gastrula.
9. You are playing around in the ocean and encounter an animal that you recognize as a jellyfish. Which of the following statements would accurately describe it? a. It is a representative of the Porifera. b. It is assymetrical. c. It is triploblastic. d. It is a medusa. 10. This jellyfish is found in which class of animals. a. Sycon b. Anthozoa c. Scyphozoa d. Hydrozoa
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