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| Animal like protists are known as... |
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| What contains the green pigment chlorophyll? |
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| Do plantlike protist make their own food? |
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| How does the Amoeba move? |
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| How does the Paramecium move? |
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| How does the Euglena move? |
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| What kingdom does the amoeba, paramecium, and euglena belong to? |
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| Most slime molds are found on decaying logs or dead leaves in what kind of environments? |
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| The parasite that causes malaria is a type of what? |
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| Dinoflagellates are one-celled algae with how many flagella? |
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| What kind of reproduction in protists requires only one organism? |
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| Animal-like protists are grouped by how the do what? |
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| Algae are important to the environment because they produce what? |
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| What produced by downy mildews weaken the plants they live on? |
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| In the absence of light, what can eat bacteria? |
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| What uses threadlike cilia to move quickly in any direction |
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| All plantlike protists contain what? |
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| Algae that are golden-brown and secrete glasslike boxes around themselves are called what? |
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| Who reproduces asexually? |
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| one-celled protists usually |
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| Amobeas use extensions of cytoplasm called pseudopods to do what? |
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| trap food particles and to move |
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| What forms sediments are considered an indicatior species? |
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| What are some examples fo funguslike protists? |
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| slime molds, water molds, and downy mildews |
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| Where do all protists live? |
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