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| 1.The Anopheles mosquito causes malaria, as the parasite must carry out part of its life cycle within the mosquito. In this case the mosquito is a ______? |
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| 2.Parasites which live within the bodies of other organisms are classified as ___? |
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| 3.A leech that feeds on a person swimming in a pond, then releases itself from the skin to return to the water is an example of a _____? |
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| ROUNDWORMS HAVE A PSEUDOCOELOM. |
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| 4.One major difference between flatworms and roundworms is that ____? |
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| 5. Mycology is defined as the study of |
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| NATURE OF THEIR SEXUAL CYCLE. |
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| 6.Fungi are classified according to the |
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| 7.Undercooked pork is most likely to pass along |
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| 8.A mosquito that lives on a host and is itself infected with the protozoa responsible for malaria is an example of |
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| 9.Bread molds are members of the phylum: |
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| 10.Flatworms are more technically known as ____? |
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| 11.A typical fungus consists of a mass called a ____A____ made up of many threadlike structures called ___B___? |
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| 12.Animal-like protists include |
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| 13.Euglenoids contain a pigmented eyespot called a ????, which allows the protest to move toward light. |
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| 14.A host in which a parasite reproduces sexually is a ???? |
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| 15.Wuchereria bancrofti is the causative agent of ???? |
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| 16.Organisms that obtain nutrients from decaying matter are ???? |
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| 17.Malaria is a result of infection by an ??? |
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| 18.Many protists have shells of calcium carbonate called ??? |
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