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Algae and the Origin of Eukaryotic Cells (Red Algae # (Floridean Starch…
Algae and the Origin of Eukaryotic Cells
Origin of Eukaryotic Cells
DNA Structure
prokaryotes
naked
:red_cross:completed with proteins
calcium ions
negative charges
eukaryotes
nucleosome histones
forming chromosomes
long DNA
Nuclear Structure and Division
prokaryote DNA
cytoplasm
no nucleus
plasma membrane expands
eukaryote DNA
nucleus
two nuclear membranes
Organelles
prokaryotes
lack organelles
homogeneous
ribosomes
storage granules
eukaryotes
nuclei
mitochondria
Origin of Mitochondria and Plastids: The Endosymbiont Theory
autogeneous theory
endosymbiont theory
Origin of Mitochondria
prokaryotic cell
evolved
eukaryotic features
Origin of Plastids
arise
photosynthetic
primary endosymbiosis
clade
red algae
green algae
glaucophytes
secondary endosymbiosis
lines of algae
heterokonts
Types of Cytokinesis
occur in algae
unicellular algae
:red_cross:wall
phycoplast
Green Algae
Body Construction in Green Algae
Motile Colonies
adhere loosely
colony
Nonmotile colonies
cell lose flagella
never develop flagella
Filamentous body
cells held tightly
middle lamella
holdfast
Membranous body
orientation of cell division
new walls
two planes
Parenchymatous body
three-dimensional
interconnected cells
Coenocytic
siphonous body
Life Cycles of Green Algae
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dibiontic
alternation generations
haploid
diploid
monobiontic species
specialization
one free living
alternation of isomorphic generations
alternation of heteromorphic generations
gametes
isogamous
identical
anisogamy
differences
oogamy
later evolved
gametangia
sperm cells
microgametangia
egg cells
megagametangia
Representative Genera of Green Algae
Unicellular Species
chlorophyll a
chlorophyll b
carotenoids
xanthophylls
Motile Colonial Species
produced
zygote divides
Filamentous Species
life cycle
monobiontic
only free living
multicellular
zoospores
four haploid
conjugation
undergo
Laminar Species
Coenocytic Species
Parenchymatous Species
true parenchymatous growth
charophytes
Green Algae and Embryophytes
streptophytes
archaeplastids
primoplantae
Red Algae
#
Large group
distinct algae
Floridean Starch
photosynthate stored
branched polymer
glucose
agar
culture medium
pit connections
Brown Algae and Their relatives: the heterokonts
Brown Algae
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exclusively marine
few freshwater
prefer cold water
littoral zone
growing
between
high tide
low tide
receptacles
conceptacles
trumpet cells
resemble sieve tube
long-distance transport
carbohydrates
pneumatocyst
air bladder
blade
Diatoms
distinct morphology
diatomaceous earth
Yellow-Green algae
fresh water
Golden-brown Algae
single cells
coccolithophorids
Dinoglagellates
Oomycetes
Diverse structure
nutrition
lacking chloroplasts
Euglenoids