Chapter 9: Protists & Fungi Study Activity
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| Plantlike protists are referred to as... | Algae
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| A foot-like cytoplasmic projection... | Pseudopod
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| Short hair-like structures, extending from cell membrane, used in movement... | Cilia
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| Reproductive cell of fungi... | Spore
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| Sacs of reproductive cells of yeasts, morels, truffles, and other sac fungi... | Asci
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| Form of reproduction used by yeasts, in which new organisms grows of the side of the parent... | Budding
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| Structure in club fungi holding reproductive cells... | Basidium
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| Organism made up of a fungus and green algae or cyanobacteria... | Lichen
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| Thread-like tubes that make up a fungus... | Hyphae
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| Population explosion of dinoflagellates... | Red Tide
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| Eukaryotic organisms that are plantlike, animal-like, of fungus-like belong to the _________ Kingdom. | Protist
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| __________ are hypothesized to be the ancestors of animals. | Protozoans
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| The most numerous of all the algae are __________ | Diatoms
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| Red tides are caused by ____________ | Dinoflagellates
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| In the phylum Rhodophyta, ____________ pigments absorb light up to 175 meters deep. | Red
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| __________ Move about and feed using foot-like projection of cytoplasm. | Sarcodines
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| Flagellates are beneficial to termites because they ___________ food. | Digest
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| ___________ are short, oar-like or hair-like projections extending from cell membrane. | Cilia
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| The phylum sporozoa contains only small, ___________ protozoans | Parasitic
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| The cells of a slime mold reproduce the same way ___________ do | Fungi
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| A ____________ caused the Irish potato famine in the 1840's | Water Mold
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| The body of a fungus is usually a mass of thread-like tubes called _____________ | Hyphae
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| The cell walls of the thread-like tubes of a fungus are made out of _____________ | Chitin
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| Zygote fungi produce reproductive cells in cases called | Sporangia
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| Common name for the organism that contains chloroplasts, flagella and an eyespot | Euglena
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| Common name for the organism that has silica in cell walls, and body in two halves | Diatoms
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| Common name for the 'spinning flagellate' that sometimes contains a nerve poison | Dinoflagellate
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| Common name for the organism that has a variety of different forms and who's chlorophyll gives it a distinct 'green' color | Green Algae
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| Common name for the organism that contains the carbohydrate carrageenan | Red Algae
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| Common name for the organism that contains the carbohydrate algin | Brown Algae
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| All protists have a ____________ which is why they are considered Eukaryotic. | Membrane-bound Nucleus
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| Because there are few ____________ of protists, our knowledge of their evolution is incomplete. | Fossils
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| All algae are capable of making their own food because they contain some form of _____________ | Pigment
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| Animal-like protists are referred to as ____________ | Protozoa
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| Protozoa are classified by their means of __________________ | Movement
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| Dysentery is caused by what organism? | Amoeba
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| Dutch Elm Disease is caused by what organism? | Sac Fungi
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| Malaria is caused by what organism? | Plasmodium
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| Ringworm is caused by what organism? | Imperfect Fungi
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