Bio Lab

C₆H₁₂O₆ + 60₂ -> 6CO₂ + 6H₂0 + ATP + Heat

6CO₂ + 6H₂0 + Light En. --> C₆H₁₂O₆ + 60₂ + Heat

• Fish produces C02 through aerobic respiration and
• consumes C02 through photosynthesis CO2 reacts with water to form carbonic acid

Carbonic Acid ionizes into a proton and a bicarbonate ion

NaOH neutralizes carbonic acid

Carbonic acid is neutralized when the free protons combine with hydroxide ons of NaOH to form a water molecule

C0₂ + H20 -> H2C03

H2C03 -> H + HCO3

H + HCO3 + NAOH --> H20 + NA+ HCO3

• prokaryote asexual production
• circular bacterial dna is followed by dicision of the cytoplasm, resulting in 2 cells, each having identical genetic info.

• eukaryotic reproduciotn.
• dna is transferred from a donor bacterial cell to a recipient bacterial cell. cell membranes of the two cells temporarily fuse, foming a cytoplasmic bridge across which genetic material is exchanged.

• decompose leaf litter
• cycle nutrients- nitrogen, carbon ect
• breakdown hazardous materials

• Rod- bacillus (Anthrax)
• Spherical- Coccus (Step Throat)
• Corkscrew- Spirochetes (Lyme Disease)

thick gel like substance that originates from a species of algae, provides an ideal growth medium for several bacterial and fungal species

• concentrated area of bacteria or fungal growth that results from the reproduction and growth of an original bacterial or fungus cell.
• same species and parent cell

• chromists
• alveolates
• slime molds
• euglenoids
• red algae
• zooglagellates
• pseudopod users
• green algea

single celled, cilliated protists that live in aquatic habitats.

• Oral groove
• Gullet
• Food Vauoles
• Macronucleus
• Micronucleus
• Contractile Vacuole
• Cilli

where food enters paramecia. depression that runs along side it.

• Paramecia.
• food leaves the oral groove and goes into the gullet,

• paramecia
• appear as dark sports throughout the cell and are used to store and transport food within the cell

• paramecia
• Large gray circles in the center of the cell. Contains several copies of the genetic material

• paramecia
• small round structures involved in sexual reproductoin

• paramecia
• rings of protien tubules located at each end of an arganis. contract and release to expel water from the cell

• paramecia
• fine hair like projections that propel paramecium through the water

• unicellular protists that inhavit freshwater enviorments.
• photosythesis, contain chloroplasts
• eyespot- orange and detect light because of photoreceptors
• flagella

• phylum
• Habitat
• Symmetry
• Tissues
• Body Cavity (Acoelomate, Pseudocoelomate, Coelomate)
• Digestive System- Blind (1 opening), Complete
• Excretory System- Diffusion, Specialized Structures (Flame cell,s or nepphridia)
• Circulatory System
• Repiratory System
• Nervous system
• Segmentation
• Body Support
• Paired Appendages
• Locomotion
• Reproduction
• Number of Species

body cavity lies between tissues derived from the endoderm (digestive tract) and the mesoderm (muscle layer lining the body wall)

medoerm tissue fills the space between the body wall the digestive tract

body cavity is completely line with mesoerm tissue