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| kingdom including bacteria |
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| 7 part classification system |
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| kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, specie |
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| to engulf, a type of endocytosis |
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| types of asexual reproduction in protistia kingdom |
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| binary fision, multiple fision, budding |
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| relationship between two organisms |
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| symbosis where one is hurt and the other is helped, |
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| types of hosts in parisitism and their purpose |
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1. defentive- is asexual phase and is hurt by bacteria,
2. intermediate- is sexual stage and is not hurt by bacteria but transported |
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| symbosis where one is helped the other is neither hurt nor helped |
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| symbosis where both organisms equally helped |
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| all members of this phylum use flagella |
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| all members of this group use cilia |
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| all members of this group use psudopod |
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| all members of this group use hosts to get from place to place becouse they lack locomotion ability of thier own |
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| class of excavata that cause giardia a very agressive intestinal bacteria which causes diareaha |
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| class of excavata that contains subclass phytomastagaphora, and zoomastagaphora |
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| subclass of eugleanazoa which produce most of the oxygen of our planet, also are used in tooth paste, dairy products, and personal hygine products |
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| type of subclass phytomastagaphora which are in the shape of snowflakes, there are three types red green and brown |
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| type of subclass phytomastagaphora which make large mats of algea found on rocks around water sourses |
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| a fresh water example of subclass phytomastagaphora makes pools and bodies of water green |
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| member of the subclass zoomastaphoria is responsiable for the disease africian sleeping sickness |
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| class of ameobeozoa that has no test includes such bacteria as amoeba, entamoeba,naeglaria, and acanthamoeba |
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| member of subclass excavats which causes trichomonas vaginalis |
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| what are the symptoms of africian sleeping sickness |
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| apathy, mental dullness, lack of coordination, fall asleep for long periods of time, fall into a coma, and death |
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| what are the symptoms of vaganialis |
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| pussy discharge of vaginia, redness, swelling, and irritation very common std in united states |
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| what is the class of phylum ameobozoa contains deadly ameoba like fowlari the brain digesting amoeba |
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| class of phylum ameobozoa containing the most deadly strain of ameoba causing disentary, killed much of the spanish armies upon first introduction to americas |
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| class of rhizoria which are marine in nature creating specialized tests made of calicium and silicia often called mermaid pennies |
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| class of chromalveolata contains plasmodium a bacteria causing malaria |
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| plasmodium causes what disease |
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| what are the symptoms of malaria |
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| rapture red blood cells, high fevers, shortness of breath, chills,and potentially death |
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| class of chromalveolata containing paramecium |
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| what are nuculi's purpose and how many do paramicium have |
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| 2, micro reproduction, macro live functions |
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| what chromalveolata is typicially found in soil and transfers to meat and has been deemed as responsiable for many food born illness and death |
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| draw and label paramecium |
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| mermaid pennies test of forminifera a sub class of rhizaria |
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| exploding red blood cells due to plasmodium |
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