Microbiology With Diseases By Taxonomy (6th Edition)
Microbiology With Diseases By Taxonomy (6th Edition)
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Author: Robert W. Bauman Ph.D.
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 12, Problem 1M
  1. 1. ___ Mitosis
  2. 2. ___ Meiosis
  3. 3. __ Homologous chromosomes
  4. 4. __ Crossing over
  5. 5. __ Cytokinesis
  6. A.  Cytoplasmic division
  7. B.  Diploid nuclei producing haploid nuclei
  8. C.  Results in genetic variation
  9. D.  Carry similar genes
  10. E.   Diploid nuclei producing diploid nuclei
    1. 1. ____ Chitin
    2. 2. ____ Basidiospore
    3. 3. ____ Zygosporangium
    4. 4. _____ Hypha
    5. 5. ____ Ascospore
    6. 6. ____ Lichen
  11. A.  Fungal cell wall component
    1. B.   Fungus + alga or bacterium
    2. C.   Fungal filament
    3. D.  Fungal spore formed in a sac
    4. E.    Diploid fungal zygote with a thick wall
    5. F.    Fungal spore formed on club-shaped hypha
  12. 1. _____ Chlorophyta
  13. 2. ____ Rhodophyta
  14. 3. ____ Chrysophyta
  15. 4. ____ Phaeophyta
  16. 5. _____ Rhizaria
    1. A.  Foraminifera
    2. B.   Yellow-green algae
    3. C.   Green algae
    4. D.  Brown algae
    5. E.    Red algae
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1. many mushrooms produce toxins that can cause … a) death b) hallucinations c) severe illness d) all of above 2. the reproductive cells in the gills have a genetic arrangement called … a) dikaryotic b) haploid c) diploid d) monokaryotic
A dikaryotic cell develops into a zygote whena. mitosis divides the two nuclei into separate cells, which thencombine at fertilization.b. mitosis occurs without cytokinesis.c. the two haploid nuclei within the cell fuse.d. meiosis occurs once and cytokinesis occurs twice.
Which of the following is/are reason(s) that sells an organism would undergo mitosis? A. During organismal growth(for multicellular organisms). B. During wound heal. C. When mutation develop in genes that caused the cell to self-destruct. D. To make haploid gametes.
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