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| Archaea, Bacteria and Eukaryote |
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| Diverse group of Eukaryotes |
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| General term for Eukaryotes that aren't the exceptions |
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| Fungi, Animalia and Plantae because they're not single celled |
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| The transformation of light into energy through photosynthesis |
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| Eat other things to supply nutrients to survive. |
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| Do both photosynthesis and eating of other things |
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| Heterotrophic Eukaryote with cyanobacteria symbiont |
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| Red and green algae become symbiont |
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| Either of two organisms that live in symbiosis with one another |
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| Come from 2 or more ancestral forms |
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| Cytoskeleton, and food groves |
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| Cellulose armored plates, 2 flagella |
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| Highly diverse group od defined by DNA similarities |
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| Large group named for cilia |
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| Exchange micronuclei but don't reproduce |
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| Divides into two or more parts, where by the end there are two separate cells |
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| Temporary projections of eukaryotic cell membranes or unicellular protists |
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| Unikonts, SAR, Excavate, Archaeplastida |
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