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| What domain do they belong to? |
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| Prtotists have cells that have what? |
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| How would you describe the surroundings in which protists live? |
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| What kind of cells do most protists have? |
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| Name the 3 categories of protists |
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Animal-like protists Fungus-Like protists Plant-like protists |
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| Are animal-like protists heterotrophs or autotrophs? |
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| What is another name for animal-like protists? |
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| Are animal-like protists mostly unicellular or multicellular? |
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| Amoebas have what to help stop them from bursting because it collects excess water? |
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| What does Pseudopod mean? |
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| What are protozoans with pseudopods called? |
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| What are the hair-like structures on some protozoans called? |
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| What are protozoans with cilia called? |
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| What 3 things are the cilia used for? |
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| Move, sense the environment, obtain food |
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| Whip-like arms that help them move |
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| What are protozoans that have flagellas called? |
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| What is it called when two organisms live in a close relationship and atleast one of the species benefits? |
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| When two organisms live in a close relationship and both benefit what is it called? |
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| When the cell membranes of Pseudopods push outward and form a bulge, what flows into the bulge? |
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| What does the large nucleus of the ciliate do? |
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| What does the small nucleus of the ciliate do? |
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| Functions in reproduction |
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| What is it called when two organisms live in a close relationship and one of the organisms harms its host? |
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| What are protozoans that feed on cells and body fluids of their hosts? |
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| Are most fungus-like protists heterotrophs or autotrophs? |
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| Like plants, what do the cells of fungus-like protists have? |
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| How do fungus-like protists reproduce? |
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| How are fungus-like protists different than fungus? |
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| They are able to move at some point in their life |
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| Name 3 kinds of fungus-like protists. |
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| Water mold, Downy Mildew, Slime Mold |
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| What are plant-like protists called? |
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| Algae produces what for the Earth's atmosphere? |
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| What are the chemicals that produce colors called? |
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| When algae lives in large groups it is said that they live in what? |
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| What part of the algae anchors it to the rocks? |
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| Like plants, are most algae autotrophs or heterotrophs? |
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| Under what conditions do euglenoids act like heterotrophs? |
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| When sunlight is not available |
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| What part of the algae supports the blades? |
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| What are the gas-filled sacs that allow algae to float upright in water? |
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| What are the most common colors of algae? |
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| Green, red and brown but also yellow, orange and black |
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| What is the red pigment of red algae especially good for? |
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| Good at absorbing small amounts of light |
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| What do we call unicellular protists with glasslike cell walls? |
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