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Marine Biology Chapter 3
Marine Biology Chapter 3
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spend entire life as plankton
holoplankton
phytoplankton
meroplankton
zooplankton
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What is commonly called sea lettuce?
Ulva
Halimeda
Agar
Algin
3
Which of the following are known as "island makers?"
Yellow algae
Saltwater marsh plants
Brown algae
Red mangroves
4
What type of algae has calcium carbonate deposits on its body?
Halimeda
Ulva
Agar
Algin
5
Which of the following has all 5 major kingdoms?
Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
Bacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
Monera, Protista, Bacteria, Plantae, Animalia
Monera, Amoebas, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
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Ability to produce its own light.
Bioluminescence
Foraminiferan
Halitosis
Photosynthesis
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glass-like cell wall - allows absorption of gases and nutrients
frustule
holoplankton
pseudopodia
test
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cells that contains half the normal number of chromosomes
gameophytes
haploid cells
diploid cells
bryophytes
9
Fungi have no chlorophyll, therefore they are unable to photosynthesize.
False
True
10
plays an important part of the formation of coral reef
dinoflagellates
foraminiferans
diatoms
radiolarians
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Which of the following is only found in tropical climates?
Mangroves
Kelp
Saltwater marsh plants
Seagrasses
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Organism that breaks down dead organic matter into smaller molecules
Composer
Algae
Decomposer
Bacteria
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Chemosynthesis is the making of organic material from inorganic substances using chemical energy.
False
True
14
calcium carbonate shell
test
frustule
pseudopodia
bioluminescence
15
What are animal-like organisms that ingest food and have some method of locomotion?
Algae
Seagrass
Protozoans
Mangroves
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Fungi can grow over 200 feet in length and up to 6 inches a day.
True
False
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Cyanobacteria is also known as ________.
Green algae
Red algae
Dinoflagellates
Blue-green algae
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Plant-like organism that floats on water.
zooplankton
bioplankton
photoplankton
phytoplankton
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Which kingdom consists of single-celled organisms?
Monera
Fungi
Plantae
Protista
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cytoplasmic extensions - helps to trap food particles
test
pseudopodia
radiolarians
frustule
21
Greatest producer of oxygen
Algae
Fungi
Dinoflagellates
Diatoms
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chromosomes which come in pairs
haploid cells
diploid cells
sporophytes
bryophyte
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complete body of multicellular alga, not differentiated by leaves, stems, or roots
thallus
test
frustule
pseudopodia
24
Algae behaves most like bacteria.
True
False
25
What is the result of symbiosis between algae and fungi?
radiolarians
mangrove
lichen
foraminiferans
26
Which type of algae is used as a source of carrageenan?
Red
Green
Yellow
Brown
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Which kingdom has the ability to survive in extreme environments?
Kingdom Monera
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Fungi
Kingdom Protista
28
Which of the following consists of horizontal stems and vertical leaves?
saltwater marsh plants
mangroves
algae
Seagrasses
29
Which of the following contains special glands in their leaves to remove excess salt from their cells?
Kelp
Seagrasses
Mangroves
Saltwater Marsh Plants
30
Algin is made from which type of algae?
Yellow
Brown
Green
Red
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build up of dead diatoms' frustules on seafloor
ciliate ooze
foraminiferan ooze
diatomaceous ooze
radiolarian ooze
32
What forms a compound and can mound up to 1 meter high on the seafloor?
Sori
Staminates
Seagrasses
Stromatolites
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Symbiosis is the close relationship between 2 species where at least one benefits
False
True
34
Requires oxygen to break down food.
Heterotrophic bacteria
Anaerobic bacteria
Autotrophic bacteria
Aerobic bacteria
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What type of algae thrives in dimly lit areas?
Blue-green
Green
Red
Yellow
36
typically larval stage of protozoan
holoplankton
zooplankton
phytoplankton
meroplankton
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Posses 2 unequal flagella - one wrapped around a groove, other trailing freely.
Foraminiferans
Radiolarians
Diatoms
Dinoflagellates
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What are single-celled microscopic organisms that lack nuclei or other organelles?
Algae
Bacteria
Frustule
Fungi
39
animal-like organism that drifts in water
zooplankton
animaplankton
phyplankton
phytoplankton
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Animal-like organism that drifts in water.
zooplankton
phytoplankton
photoplankton
animalplankton
41
What kingdom contains bacteria and archaea?
Monera
Plantae
Fungi
Protista
42
Red tide produces ______.
hemotoxins
nephrotoxins
hepatotoxins
neurotoxins
43
Which type of organism contains small flowers because there is no need to attract insects?
saltwater marsh plants
foraminiferans
mangroves
seagrasses
44
What gives red aglae its reddish color?
carrageenan
fucoxanthin
phycobilins
chlorophyll
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What pigment gives brown algae its color?
fucoxanthin
phycobilins
cilia
chlorophyll
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What is the main photosynthetic pigment?
fucoxanthin
phycobilins
chlorophyll
carrageenan
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Autotrophic bacteria has the ability to make its own food.
True
False
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Ciliates have hair-like cilia that provides locomotion.
False
True
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What is used for culturing bacteria?
kelp
carrageenan
algin
agar
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close relationship between 2 species where at least one benefits
lichen
sporophyte
thallus
symbiosis