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The Eukaryotes

The Eukaryotes. What makes a eukaryote? Why are these infestations/infections important?. Fungi Algae Protozoa Helminths Arthropods. Fungi. Mycology is the study of fungi. Fungal infections are increasing Are aerobic or facultatively anaerobic Chemoheterotrophs.

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Fungi are absorptive heterotrophs Most are multicellular

Kingdom: Fungi. Fungi are absorptive heterotrophs Most are multicellular. Ecological Importance Fungi bind soil, absorb water & breakdown detritus to recycle nutrients (decomposers). Figure 29.2. Choanoflagellates. Green algae. Land plants. Red algae. Myxozoa. Animals. Fungi.

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Development

Development. Chapter 21, 46, 47 Mostly Human Development See pages 636 and 640 for overview of Phylogenetic tree. Early Development. Early Development: Developmental Tissue Layers, Sponges-0, Gridera /Centophores-2, All other Phyla-3 Hormones released in hypothalamus

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Animal Reproduction & Development Ch . 46-47

Animal Reproduction & Development Ch . 46-47. Asexual Reproduction vs. Sexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction : offspring form by fusion of haploid gametes (egg & sperm cells) to make a diploid zygote.

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We will study four phyla of fungi classified by their structure and method of reproduction

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