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0.57 Pointsprocedure 2.1 pg. 24:How big are the bacteria in yogurt? What does Lactobacillus look like?Question 2
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.2 pg24-25:2.What is the shape and appearance of cyanobacteria? Attach a drawing of Gleocapsa and Oscillatoria to the Additional Content area.Yes, I attached my drawings to the Additional Content area.No, I failed to attach my drawingsQuestion 3
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.2 pg. 25:1.a Are the pigments localized or uniformly distributed in the cells?Question 4
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.2 pg. 25:1.b Are nuclei visible in the cells?Question 5
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.2 pg. 25:1.c How does the size of Lactobacillus cells compare to that of Oscillatoria and Gleocapsa?Question 6
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 25:What are the most obvious features of a plant cell?Question 7
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 26:2.a What shape are Elodea cells?Question 8
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 26:2.b What are the functions of the cell wall?Question 9
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 26:2.c Approximately how many chloroplasts are in each Elodea cell?Question 10
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 26:3.a Are all cellular components moving in the same direction and rate?Question 11
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 26:3.b What do you conclude about the uniformity if cytoplasmic streaming?Question 12
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 27:4.a Can you see nuclei?Question 13
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 26:4.b What is their function?Question 14
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 27:4.c Which are larger, chloroplasts or nuclei?Question 15
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.3 pg. 27:4.d Examine various layers of cells by focusing up and down through the layers. How many cells thick is the leaf that you are observing?Question 16
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.5 pg. 27:What structures store starch in a potato cell? How can you stain them to make them more visible?Question 17
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.6 pg. 28:6.a Are there any other cellular structures of potato stained intensely by iodine?Question 18
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.6 pg. 28:6.b What can you conclude about the location of starch in storage cells of potato?Question 19
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.6 pg. 28:6.c Why are potatoes a good source of carbohydrates?Question 20
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.6 pg. 28:What structures make a red pepper red?Question 21
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.7 pg. 28:What do cells from your cheek look like? Are you losing those cells?Question 22
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.7 pg. 28:7.a What structures visible in the stained epithelium cells were invisible in the unstained preparation?Question 23
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.7 pg. 28:7.b What similarities and differences are there between plant and animal cells?Question 24
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.8 pg. 28:How can you detect that an Amoeba is alive?Question 25
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.8 pg. 28:8.a List organelles found in plant cells, in Amoeba, and common to both.Question 26
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.8 pg. 28:8.b Does Amoeba have a cell wall? How can you tell?Question 27
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.9 pg. 29:How does a Paramecium move?Question 28
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.9 pg. 29:9.a How does Paramecium move compared to that of Amoeba?Question 29
0.57 PointsProcedure 2.9 pg. 29:9.b How does shape and body consistency differ between Amoeba and Paramecium?Question 30
0.57 PointsQuestions For Further Thought and Study pg. 31:What is a cell?Question 31
0.57 PointsQuestions For Further Thought and Study pg. 31:Why do some biologists refer to single-celled organisms such as Amoeba and Paramecium as acellular (meaning "without cells") rather than unicellular (meaning "one cell")?Question 32
0.57 PointsQuestions For Further Thought and Study pg. 31:Describe the structure and function of each cellular component visible with a light microscope.Question 33
0.57 PointsQuestions For Further Thought and Study pg. 32:What is the function of cytoplasmic streaming?Question 34
0.57 PointsQuestions For Further Thought and Study pg. 32:What criteria would you use to distinguish colonial organisms (such as many cyanobacteria) from truly multicellular organisms?Question 35
0.57 PointsQuestions For Further Thought and Study pg. 32:What are the advantages and disadvantages to and individual cell being part of a multicellular organism?
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