Single-celled organism vocabulary
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| These are bacteria that transform energy from sunlight into energy that can be used by cells. | algae
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| These are the cells that viruses infect in order to make copies. | host cells
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| These organisms drift in water instead of swimming through it. | plankton
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| These get energy by breaking down chemicals in dead or decaying organisms and recycling them. | decomposers
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| These animal-like protists get their energy by eating other organisms or decaying parts of other organisms. | protozoa
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| These organisms are able to live in harsh, extreme environments. | archaea
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| This name applies to both multicellular protists and single-celled protists that contain chlorophyll and use sunlight as an energy source. | producers
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| These live in very close relationships either inside or on the surface of other organisms. | bacteria
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| These can only be seen with the aid of a microscope. | microorganisms
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| Single-celled organisms reproduce by this process. | Binary Fission
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| This is a small collection of genetic material enclosed in a protein shell. | virus
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| These life forms are the simplest kind of life known on Earth. | bacteria
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| Scientists divide the organisms they identify into these groups. | kingdoms
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