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vocab sience study
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| What are the three types of protest in general? | Animal like, plant like, fungus like |
| What is the another name for animal like protists | Protosomes |
| How are animal like protest group named the groups? | Pseudopods flagellates Euglena parasite |
| What do ciliates use to move? | Silia |
| What is the purpose of a contractile vacuole | To hold water |
| How's the Jelena like a plant? How is it like an animal? | Euglena is like a plant because it has a chloroplast is like an animal because it makes its own food |
| What does a Euglena use to move? | It moves by using a flagella |
| How are autotroph and heterotrophs different? | Heterotrophs find and get food while auto troughs make their own food using photosynthesis |
| What is a eukaryote? | A product with a nucleus |
| List the characteristic, all living things have in common | Cells chemicals, energy reproduce, grow respond |
| Tracy trees do not move like birds, but they are living. Why are they considered living if they cannot move? | They grow and reproduce and need energy and have cells |
| What is a ciliate | A single celled microscopic organism that uses hair like structures, called Celia for movement and feeding |
| What is a Euglena? | A single cell microscope or organism that shares traits with both plants and animals |
| What is a flagella? | A microscopic whip, like a pendant produces cell body of micro organisms and other things with those to provide movement |
| What is a pseudopod | A temporary foot like projects of a cell membrane and cytoplasm that living cells use for movement and capturing food |
| What is a parasite? | An organism that lives on or outside another living organism called a host |
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