The closest living relative to land plants today are cyanobacteria. O charophytes. O red algae. chlorophytes.

Match the following clades with the characteristics that they share   Clades: Bryophytes and Tracheophyta                                                                          Embryophyta and Charophycea                                                                    Chlorophyta and Streptophyta                                                                    Bryophytes and Tracheophyta   Characteristics: -Chlorophylls a and b are autotrophic -Alternation of generations -Rosettes in the plasma membrane  -Sporangia with walled spores

Animal cells have neither cell walls nor chloro-plasts, whereas plant cells have both. Fungal cells aresomewhere in between; they have cell walls but lack chlo-roplasts. Are fungal cells more likely to be animal cells thatgained the ability to make cell walls, or plant cells that losttheir chloroplasts? This question represented a difficultissue for early investigators who sought to assign evolu-tionary relationships based solely on cell characteristicsand morphology. How do you suppose that this questionwas eventually decided?

nts 1 e 5 Based on the figure, multicellularity in plants and opisthokonts Plants Prasinophyte algae Land plan Red algae algae Charophyte algae Chlorophyte algae Dictyostelid slime molds Plasmodial slime molds Amoebozoa Chlorarachniophytes Cercomonads Lobose amoebas C Glaucophyte algae Protostelid slime molds Pelobionts Radiolarians Rhizaria Choanoflagellates Animals Opisthokonts Microsporidia utes Choanozoa →→→→ Fungi Euglyphid amoebas Foraminiferans Ciliates →→Dinoft Alveolates Apicomplexans Opalinids Cryptophytes Core jakobids Parabasalids Retrotamonads Diplomonads Haptophytes Bicosoecids Labyrinthulids Leishmanias Excavates Heterokonts Oomycetes Acrasid slime molds Vahlkampfild amoebas ●◆●Trypanosomes Euglenoids Diatoms Brown algae More chlorophyll ac algae Discicristates All clade members are multicellular O Clade contains unicellular and colonial/multicellular species O Clade members are unicellular with rare multicellular forms ● All clade members are unicellular was present in…