Ch. 19 Protists Review
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| Animal like protists... | Protozoans
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| Plant like protists... | Algae
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| Fungus like protists, Slime molds or... | Water molds
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| Fungus like protists, water molds or... | Slime molds
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| Protozoans which move via cilia... | Ciliates
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| Protozoans which move and envelop food using pseudopods... | Sarcodines
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| Protozoans which move via flagella... | Zooflagellates
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| Protozoans which reproduce using spores... | Sporozoans
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| Protist that makes its own food through photosynthesis... | Algae
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| Protists that east other unicellular organisms... | Protozoans
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| Protist that absorbs its nutrients from dead organisms... | Fungus-like protist
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| Digests wood for termites... | Microsporidium
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| Protists are classified into three groups based on... | Food source
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| The ___ of protists is not well known. | Evolutionary history
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| The ___ is describes the most likely means by which Eukaryotic cells, the protists being the first, evolved... | Endosymbiont theory
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| The ___ and zoomastigina (zooflagellates) cause diseases in humans... | Apicomplexa (sporozoans)
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| Type of sleeping sickness, AKA chagas disease, caused by a zooflagellate... | American Sleeping Sickness
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| African sleeping sickness is transmitted to humans via the... | Tsetse fly
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| Algal blooms occur when ___ reproduce in great numbers due to plentiful food and favorable environmental conditions... | Dinoflagellates
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| Algae that have characteristics of both plants and animals... | Euglenoids
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| The life cycle of algae is similar to plants in that they practice... | Alternation of generations
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| The cell walls of fungus like protists do not contain ___ like the cell walls of true fungi... | Chitin
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| Slime molds form a ___ which is a moving mass of cytoplasm... | Plasmodium
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| A chemical called ___ signals slime mold amoeboid cells to congregate and form a single sluglike colony... | Acrasin
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| Acellular slime molds belong to the phylum... | Myxomycota
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| Water molds and downy mildew in the phylum ___ are often found in water or other damp places... | Oomycota
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| The downy mildew responsible for the Irish potato famine... | Phytophthora infestans
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| Giant kelp is an example of... | Algae
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| Some protists live in ___ conditions in which they depend on other organisms... | Symbiotic
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| A paramecium is an example of... | Ciliates
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| Structure in a paramecium which contains copies of the cell's genome for controlling everyday functions... | Macroucleus
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| Amoebas use ___ for feeding and locomotion... | Pseudopods
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| Euglenoids have a structure called a(n) ___ to detect light... | Eyespot
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| What type of plant like protist produces much of the oxygen in the atmosphere? | Phytoplankton
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| ___ allow algae to absorb light in deep water... | Secondary pigments
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| The cell-wall of a fungus like protist contains ___ instead of chitin... | Cellulose
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| Feeding stage of a slime mold in which it is a mobile cytoplasmic mass... | Plasmodium
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| What does a diatom use to store excess food? | Oil
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| Which organism has silica walls? | Diatom
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| A Paramecium's contractile vacuole helps to regulate the ___ inside the cell... | Amount of water
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| Contain parasitic sporozoans... | Apicomplexa
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| Used to thicken puddings, syrups and shampoos... | Red algae
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| Includes all species of kelp... | Brown algae
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| Includes the most common species of algae found in NA freshwater... | Green algae
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| Most freshwater algae species are classified into phylum... | Chlorophyta
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| Phylum phaeophyta classifies kelp and other protists called... | Brown algae
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| Algae in phylum bacillariophyta that have two halves and display a wide variety of geometric shapes... | Diatoms
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| Ciliates vary the composition of their DNA by using the process of ... | Conjugation
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| Protists in phylum Rhodophyta that contain calcium carbonate and contribute to the formation of coral reefs are called... | Red algae
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| Human disease caused by a sporozoan and transmitted by mosquitoes... | Malaria
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| asexual reproduction in which there is an exchange of genetic information.... | Conjugation
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| Studies organisms that usually are seen only with a microscope... | Microbiologist
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| The concentration of dissolved substances is lower in the solution outside the cell than the concentration inside the cell... | Hypotonic
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| The concentration of dissolved substances is the same in the solution as is inside the cell... | Isotonic
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| Comes from the Greek word meaning 'the very first'... | Protist
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| Chlorophyll containing organelles found in the cells of green plants and some protists that capture light energy and convert it to chemical energy... | Chloroplast
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| A biologist who specializes in the study of algae... | Algologist
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| Yellow-green and golden brown algae... | Chrysophytes
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| Something that completes or makes an addition... | Supplement
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| A glucose polymer that forms the cell walls of plants and some fungus like protists... | Cellulose
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| A particular state in a regular cycle of changes... | Phase
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