Lecture 23 - Endosymbiotic Theory and Protist Diversity Flashcards

1
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Darwin thought that evolution was driven by _______

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competition

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2
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What did natural selection favor?

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  • organisms that were best able to out-compete others

- left more descedants

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3
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What is another strategy driven by natural selection?

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cooperation

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4
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What is an example of a mutualistic symbiosis?

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Clownfish

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5
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What is symbiosis?

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  • ecological relationship

- 2 species live in close contact: larger host, smaller symbiont

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6
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Who do microbes often form symbiotic relationships with?

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  • larger organisms

- other microbes

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7
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What is mutualism?

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both symbiotic organisms benefit

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8
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commensalism

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one organism benefits white neither helping/harming the other in any sig. way

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9
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parasitism

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harms but does not kill its host

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10
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What are pathogens

A

parasites that cause disease

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11
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What was the theory of serial endosymbiosis?

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  • mitochondria and chloroplasts were formally small prokaryotes living within larger cells
  • endosymbionts
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12
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What are endosymbionts

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cells that live within other cells

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13
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What were the proposed ancestors of mitochondria?

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  • aerobic heterotrophic prokaryotes

- alpha proteobacteria

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14
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proposed ancestors of chloroplasts?

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  • photosynthetic prokaryotes

- cyanobacteria

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15
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What may have been an ancestral host cell

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archaean or protoeukaryote

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16
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What were 3 things that endosymbiosis probably lead to?

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  1. mitochondria
  2. plastids
  3. eukaryotic features
17
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What are 5 similarities between bacteria and chloroplasts/mitochondria of eukaryotes?

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  1. similar size
  2. enzymes + transport systems
  3. replication
  4. transfer RNAs, ribosomes
  5. ribosomes
18
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What is kleptoplastidy?

A

stealing and using chloroplasts from prey

19
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What did the plastid-bearing lineage of protists evolve into?

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-photosynthetic protists

red + green algae

20
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Where did mitochondria first arise?

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-through descent from a bacterium that was engulfed by a cell from an archaeal lineage

21
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What happens in secondary endosymbiosis?

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-red + green algae ingested by heterotrophic eukaryote