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What is symmetry of this organism? What is the lifestyle of the organism (bryozoan) in the photo? (Select all that apply)     Benthic, infaunal     Pelagic, planktonic     Sessile     Pelagic, nektonic     Vagrant     Benthic, epifaunal

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You grow this weird looking organism in lab and have no idea what it is. You decide to sequence its genome and one of the reads you get back is shown below: >UnknownSequence1 GCGGTATTTGACGCCGCATTCGAAGTGGTCGATCCATTCGGCGTATCAGGACAATTTGCATATGTTGACGTTGTCGCGGGGTGGGCCCTCGATCTGGATGTCGGAGCGGGACGCGGC GAAGATCGGTGTGGCCGATAATGATTGGATCGAGGCGGTCAATCGTAACGGGGTGGTGGTGGCGCGGGCGATCGTGT

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What is the symmetry of this organism?  What is the lifestyle of the organism (shrimp) in the previous photo? (Select all that apply)     Pelagic, nektonic     Pelagic, planktonic     Sessile     Benthic, epifaunal     Benthic, infaunal     Vagrant

Identify (1) the protozoan in each image and structures (labeled a and b), (2) its mode of locomotion and (3) mode of feeding (heterotrophic, autotrophic, parasitic, etc.). 1. 2. 3. & Ralat K Ralat (400X) 6. Didinum Ou modo de alimentacon es? Oagocta? E Vil (40x) M. Rub J. Miranda (400x) 7. 8. 9. W. Nogut F. Velez (40X) 10. 11. 12. K. Ralat D. Cabán D. Cabán (10OX)

Please answer fast 1) This member of class Alphaproteobacteria has a unique method of moving around and orienting itself within its environment. This organism contains magnetosomes which allow it to respond to magnetic fields.   Group of answer choices   1/ Flavobacterium johnsoniae   2/ Mycoplasma genitalium   3/ Thiomargarita namibienus   4/ Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum   2)This member of class Saccharomycota can use either aerobic respiration or fermentation to metabolize glucose.   Group of answer choices   1/ Flavobacterium johnsoniae   2/ Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum   3/ Saccharomyces cerevisiae   4/ Staphyloccous aureus   3)This bacterium can live in viscous environments. It uses its flagella to move around and to stick to tissues.   Group of answer choices   1/ Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum   2/ Helicobacter pylori   3/ Flavobacterium johnsoniae   4/ Mycoplasma genitalium   4)This member of Class Gammaproteobacteria lives in oxygen-poor environments and detoxifies…

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SPONGES FY13CE REF QUESTIONS-solutions.pdf- Adobe Reader File Edit View Window Help Open 3 / 6 125%- Tools Fill & Sign Comment differentiation; hence, the lack of a digestive system. Sign in Export PDF Describe the processes of ingestion and digestion in sponges. Adobe ExportPOF Convert POF files to Word or Ences online. Sponges are sessile Select PDF File SPONGES FYTICE REF CUEST 1 file/ 50 Sponges are filter feeders Convert Ter Microsoft Word (docs v Sponges have no digestive system hecognze et in Englihu Change Ingestion - carried out by collar cells/ chanocytes - create water currents which brings in food particles Conveit V Digestion - amoeboid cells completes digestion Create PDF Edit POF Egestion - through osculum Combine POF Send Files Store Files

Identify: 19. Dinoflagellate cellular structure used for taxonomic identification of several species