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Protista & Fungi

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What part of the cell is related to movement structures, such as cilia and flagella? microtubues
Amoebas move with cytoplasmic extensions called pseudopods
A paramecium feeds on yeast cells. The yeast enters the paramecium through the oral groove
Whiplike structures that propel an organism are called flagella
Paramecia contain thousands of tiny hairlike projections that aid in movement. These are called cilia
Describes the relationship when two organisms live together symbiosis
Describes the relationship when two organisms live together and both benefit mutualism
Describes the type of relationship where one organism benefits from living off of a host organism and harms the host parasitism
Protista are likely evolved from organisms in the kingdom Archaebacteria
Fungal cell walls are made of a substance called chitin
The principal role of fungi in a food web decomposer
The only unicellular fungi. This organism is useful in fermentation processes yeast
Cellular structures in most fungi that allow rapid water absorption hyphae
Type of digestion many fungi do where food is digested outside their body and then absorbed external digestion
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