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| name the eight major groups we will study |
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| Chloroarachinophytes, Euglenoids, Cryptomonads, Haptophytes, Dinoflagellates, Chrysophytes, Diatoms, and Phaeophytes |
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| a thin layer of protein strips arranged spirally around the length of the body of Euglenoids that supports the cell wall and is flexible |
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| temporary projection of the cell of a chlorarachniophyte |
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| aka eyespot apparatus, photoreceptive organelle on flagellate cells of Euglenoids |
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| starch storing structure in Euglenoids |
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| the starch-like molecule that Euglenoids store their carbohydrate as |
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| plates of CaCO3 surrounding Haptophytes like armour |
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| plates of cellulose covering 'armored' Dinoflagellates |
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| endosymbionts of various marine animals and protozoa |
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| shell of diatoms, made of silica |
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| Pennate & Centric (unicellular) and Colonial (filamentous) |
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| fossilized remains of diatoms |
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| Chlorarachinophytes: two features |
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| pseudopodia & nucleomorphs |
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| Euglenoids: five features |
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| pellicle, two unequal flagella, eyespot, contractile vacuole, pyrenoid body |
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| Haptophytes: two unique features |
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| Dinoflagellates:a feature |
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| which classes are from green algae, which are from red algae? |
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| Chlorarachinophytes, Euglenoids; Cryptomonads, Haptophytes, Alveolates, Stramenopiles |
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