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Protist Vocabulary

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Definition
autotroph   an organism that can make its own food  
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bacteria   a prokaryotic microorganism  
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cilia   small hair-like projections used for movement and to obtain food by ciliate protozoans  
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colony   a group of individual organisms living together  
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decomposer   organisms that eat decaying materials and help to return necessary elements to the environment  
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eukaryotic   a cell with a nucleus  
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flagella   tiny whiplike structures used in movement and feeding in flagellate protozoans (flagellum is the singular form)  
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heterotroph   an organism that feeds on other organisms  
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host   the organism on which a parasite lives  
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microorganism   an organism that cannot be seen without the use of a microscope  
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multicellular   composed of more than one cell  
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parasites   an organism that lives in or on another organism; may be harmful, helpful, or indifferent to host  
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prokaryotic   a cell without a nucleus  
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protozoans   animal-like members of the kingdom Protista  
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pseudopod   "false foot"; a structure used by amoebas and slime molds for movement  
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spore   tiny cell that can grow into an organism  
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unicellular   composed of only one cell  
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