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AP Biology Module 12 Vocab

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dynamic continuity

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membranes of eukaryotic cells

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Symbiosis

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close association between two species

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endosymbiosis

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one partner lives within the other

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Eukaryotic cells features

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limited in the ways they use & transfer carbon + energy, and the dynamic skeleton that allows movement

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Eukaryotes way of obtaining nutrients

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engulfing food particles & packaging them inside vesicles to later transport to cytoplasm to mitochondria, and single-celled eukaryotes are able to feed on bacteria or other eukaryotic cells.

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chloroplasts originated

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from endosymbiosis, chloroplasts are a product of cyanobacterium and engulf the cell.

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mitochondria originated

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from genetic similarities between proteobacteria DNA sequence and mitochondria DNA sequence

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Archaea relation to eukaryotes

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Archaea (from prokaryotic group) is closely related to eukaryotes compared to bacteria

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1st hypothesis of origin of eukaryotic cells

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primitive eukaryote descended (evolved) from archaeal ancestors

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2nd hypothesis

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archaeon engulfed a bacterium (symbiotic association between archaeon and proteobacterium)