Name:Instructions:1. Indicate the name for each indicated stage in the life cycle using the drop down menu.2. Indicate if this is an example of an isomorphic or heteromorphic alga by checking the box next to your choice.3. Type in the ploidy (In or 2n) for each of the life stages.gameteisomorphicheteromorphicWorksheetisomorphicMITOSISgameteGametangiaheteromorphicgametegameteMEIOSISgametophyteMitosisgameteAlternation of Generations: ProtistagametegameteChaMITOSISgametesporesporophyteSporangiaMITOSISMITOSISfemaleFERTILIZATIONzygotegameteMeiosisgameteBIOL R122malegamete

Each point below describes each checkbox Gametophyte (n) (checkbox before gametangia). Gamete(n)…

1. Indicate the name for each indicated stage in the life cycle using the drop down menu. 2. Indicate if this is an example of an isomorphic or heteromorphic alga by checking the box next to your choice. 3. Type in the ploidy (In or 2n) for each of the life stages. gamete isomorphic heteromorphic Worksheet isomorphic Gametangia gamete heteromorphic MEIOSIS Mitosis gamete gamete Alternation of Generations: Protista gamete Sporangia MITOSIS gamete Meiosis gamete BIOL R122 male

1. Indicate the name for each indicated stage in the life cycle using the drop down menu. 2. Indicate if this is an example of an isomorphic or heteromorphic alga by checking the box next to your choice. 3. Type in the ploidy (In or 2n) for each of the life stages. gamete isomorphic heteromorphic Worksheet isomorphic Gametangia gamete heteromorphic MEIOSIS Mitosis gamete gamete Alternation of Generations: Protista gamete Sporangia MITOSIS gamete Meiosis gamete BIOL R122 male

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305073951

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter21: Protists- The Simplest Eukaryotes

Section: Chapter Questions

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