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2. Algae have vascular systems
3. Cyanobacteria are eukaryotic or prokaryotic
4. Algae are all descended from a common ancestor
Algae is not a taxonomic term, algae are defined by ecological traits
5. Lichen dominates what % of surface area of the planet
6. Algae are classified under which kingdom (Whittaker 1969)
7. Membrane-bound organelles found within cyanobacteria are known as what
8. Cyanobacteria produced the first oxygen rich environment how long ago
9. Lichen is a symbiote of algae and what
10. DMS, a product when DMSP breaks down after being produced by algae, is known to affect what
DMS is the main cloud nucleation compound, more algae = more dms = more clouds = more rain
11. Plant-like protists, including algae, have been separated from animal-like protists. What is the name of the new kingdom for plant-like protists
12. Branched filaments of algae that grow on benthic substrates are known as
13. Branched filaments of algae that are floating in water columns are known as
14. According to Guiry (2012) How many algal species are there
36,000 - John & Maggs (1997), 10,000,000 - Norton et al, (1996) 42,000 - 175-500 made up
15. Which type of chlorophyll does cyanobacteria contain
16. Which type of chlorophyll do coccolithophores contain
17. Which type of chlorophyll do diatoms contain
18. Which type of chlorophyll do green algae contain
19. Chlorophyll a works best in which type of environment
20. Cyanobacteria are prokaryotic
21. Diatoms contribute to what % of global carbon fixation
22. Dinoflagellates are always multicellular
always unicellular
23. Coccolithophores are characterised by the 'plates' they contain, what are these 'plate made of
24. Brown algae gets its brown appearance through what pigment
25. Red algae gets its red appearance through what pigment
26. Which main type of algae is capable of permanently locking away carbon as bacteria cannot consume it
27. Which of these three algae is typically are found the deepest