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| Mixture of organisms which do not fit into the other 4 Kingdoms. |
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| What does the name Protozoan mean? |
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| Autotrophs are organisms that use energy from the sun or energy which are also called ________. |
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| Heterotrophs are organisms that can't make their own food which are also called _____________. |
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| All Protozoa can reproduce _______. |
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| asexually (Binary Fision) |
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| During binary fission, ____ (how many)protozoan cell divides into two identical individuals. |
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| Water and terrestrial areas |
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| Protist are classified into(how many) _____ Phyla. |
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| Protista are placed into what 3 groups? |
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| animal-like, plant-like, and fungus like |
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| All animal-like protist are_______? |
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| Animal-like protist are classified by the way they _______. |
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| One way an animal-like protist is classified is by tiny beating hair-like structures called ______. |
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| One way an animal-like protist is classified is by whip-like tails called ______. |
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| One way animal-like protist is classified is by a "false foot" called ______________. |
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| One way an animal-like protist is classified is by no locomotion (movement) called __________. |
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| An example of an animal-like protist is a ____________ which is a psedopod, is aquatic and can cause disease. |
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| An example of an animal-like protist is a ___________ which moves by cilia, is aquatic and do not cause disease. |
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| Characteristics of ____________ (Animal-like) are parasistic, reproduces by spores and can't move. |
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| Sporozoans name Plasmodium cause ___________. |
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| What insect carries Malaria and can be transmitted to humans when bitten? |
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| Plant-like protist have ___________ which is a light absorbing pigment. |
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| Plant-like protist are grouped according to color and __________. |
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| Plant-like protist produce large amounts of _______ which are used by other living organisms. |
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| What kind of Protist live in freshwater,salt water, soil, and tree bark? |
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| __________ contains disk-shaped chloroplasts. |
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| __________ is a beautiful one celled protist that comes in many shapes such as boats, rods, disks, and triangles. |
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| Diatom is an important ________source for water dwelling animals. |
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| ________________are algae that is usually found in oceans, usually brown or red in color and move by two flagella. |
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| Dinoflagellates produce large numbers of protist which turns the ocean red and is responsible for ___________. |
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| Red tide __________ fish. |
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| ____________algae can be unicellular or multicellular. They produce O2 in H2O. |
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| Green Algae serve as food for fish, snails, and __________. |
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| Green Algae is usally found in __________, which is a group of cells that live together. |
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| Two examples of Green __________are volvox colony and kelp. |
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| __________are fungus-like protist that live in a cool, damp place. |
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| Slime molds feed on _________growing on rotting logs and decaying leaves. |
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| Parameciums are unicellular organisms classified in the phylum ________. |
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| Parameciums live in quiet or stagnant ______. |
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| Parameciums feed on _______and other organisms. |
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| Parameciums cannot change their _______. |
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| All members of the Phylum Chilophora move by tiny ______-like projections called cilia. |
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| Parameciums have a thick outer membrane called the ____________. |
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| Parameciums have 2 types of nuclei. Which one controls respiration, protein synthesis and digestion? |
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| Paramenciums have 2 types of nuclei. Which one is only used during reproduction? |
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| What organ of the paramecium and euglena is star shaped and is used in animals to remove excess water? |
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| Parameciums join at the ________ pore for sexual reproduction (conjugation). |
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| In parameciums, food vacuoles are formed at the end of the _______. |
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| In parameciums, undigested food particles are eliminated through the _______ pore. |
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| In parameciums, the indented area where food enters is the ________ groove. |
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| In parameciums, the __________ are threadlike organelles that entangle it's predator or makes it bigger. |
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| Parameciums have 2 types of cytoplasm. Which one is clear? |
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| Parameciums have 2 types of cytoplasm. Which one is more dense? |
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| Parameciums move away from negative or unpleasant stimulus. What is the behavior called? |
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| The euglena has a stiff outside cell membrane that helps keep its shape. What is this structure? |
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| Euglenas have a nucleus which contains ___________. |
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| ___________________ owes its name to chlorplast (the green part of the cell), that is wound into a spiral. |
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| Small round bodies found in the chloroplast are ___________, centers for the production of starch. |
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| Euglenas have a nucleolus which makes ____________. |
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| Where might you find spirogyra? |
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| Euglenas and Parameciums are unicellular. What is the spirogyra? |
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| _______________ algae (sea weed)is also known as Kelp and is used in some foods. |
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Red Algae is found in very _______water
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| Green Algae is found close to the shore in ____________ water. |
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| What is lichen made up of? |
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| What is the cell wall in a fungus made up of? |
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| An amoeba engulfs food by ______. |
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| Which type of fungi has the most species? |
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| We classify _________ by how they form symbiotic relationships, obtain their food, reproduce and recycle nutrients. |
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| What is the study of fungi? |
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| Bread mold is an example of ______. |
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| Mushroom is an example of ______. |
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| Yeast and lichens are examples of _____. |
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| Ringworm and athlete's foot are human diseases caused by ________. |
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| What are the main characteristics of fungi? |
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| eukaryote, heterotrophs, multicellular, and they cannot move |
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| What are the reasons why fungi are different from plants? |
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| lack of chlorophyll, and they reproduce by spores |
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| What are thin-thread like structures found in fungus? |
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| A mass of hyphae is called _____? |
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| What is a fungus with cholorphyll? |
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| What part of fungi carries out reproduction? |
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| What is the number one problem fungi have when they are reproducing? |
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| What ways do fungi release spores? |
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| shooting spores and use animals water or wind |
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| The largest members of the Kingdom Protista are found in the phylum _____. |
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| An advantage of ______ is the ablility to photosynthesis blue light, thus allowing them to live in deeper water than other maring algae. |
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| Rhodophyta (Reflects red/Absorbs blue) |
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| Phylum responsible of causing African Sleeing Sickness |
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