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| virus | A nonliving disease-causing particle that uses the martials inside cells to make copies of itself. This consists of genetic material enclosed in a protein coat.
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| binary fission | A form of asexual reproduction by which some single celled organisms reproduce. The genetic materials is copied, and one cell divides into two independent cells that are each a copy of the original cell.
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| bacteria | A large group of one-celled organism that sometimes cause disease.
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| decomposer | An organism that feeds on and breaks down dead plant or animal matter.
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| producer | An organism that captures energy from sunlight and transforms in into chemical energy that is stored in energy-rich carbon compounds. Often are a source of food for other organisms.
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| parasite | An organism that absorbs nutrients from the body of another organism, often harming it in the process.
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| host cell | A cell that a virus infects and uses to make copies of itself.
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| algae | Protists that live mostly in water and use sunlight as a source of energy.
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| plankton | Mostly microscopic organisms that drift in great numbers through bodies of water.
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| protist | These are some of the most common single-celled organisms found on Earth.
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| protozoa | An animal like protist that eats other organism or decaying parts of other organisms.
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| hyphae | Threadlike tubes that form the structural parts of the body of a fungus.
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| spore | A single reproductive cell that can grow into a multicellular organism.
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| lichen | An organism that results from a close association between single-celled algae and fungi.
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| fungus | Mold, mushrooms and yeast are examples of this decomposer.
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