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| Protist | Eukaryotes that cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi.
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| protozoans | Unicellular orginsms in the kingdom protista
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| pseudopods | Help sarcodines move and feed by forming temporary bulges of the cell.
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| contractile vacuole | A structure that collects and expels excess water from the cell.
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| cilia | Hairlike projections beat with a wavelike motion moving the organism.
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| Can protists are eukaryotes be classified as animals, plants, or fungi. | no
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| what produce oxygen and are a source of food for other organisms. | aglea
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| Most ____-like protists can move to get food. | animal
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| What do algea use their pigments for. | To capture the suns energy.
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| ______ are animal-like protists. | protozoanas
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| What are plant-like protists are commonly called | algea
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| ________ have hair-like projections that beat with a wavelike motion to move the organism. | ciliets
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| Algae contain many types of ___________ , or chemicals that produce color. | pigments
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| A(n) _____________ is a tiny cell that is able to grow into a new organism. | spore
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| What characteristic distinguishes most animal-like protists from other protists? | Heterotrophs, unicellular, and move to get food
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| What characteristic distinguishes plant-like protists from other protists? | Use pigments to capture suns energy, autotrophs, can be multi or unicellular.
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| What characteristic distinguishes fungus-like protists from other protists? | Heterotrophs, have cell walls, and use spores to reproduce.
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| plant-like protists | algea
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| a temporary bulge of the cytoplasm used for feeding and movement | pseudopod
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| hair-like projections that are used to sweep in food and move | cilia
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| a tiny cell that is able to grow into a new organism | spore
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| a eukaryote that cannot be classified as an animal, plant, or fungus | protist
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| a chemical that produces color | pigment
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| an animal-like protist | protozoan
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| a structure that collects excess water and expels it from a cell | contractile vacuole
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| the neon glow given off by dinoflagellates | photoluminescent
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| a toxic condition in the water caused by dinoflagellates that makes the water red | red tide
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| Fungus-like protists share qualities of animals and plants. Fungus-like protists are ___, have cell ____, and use _____ to reproduce. All fungus-like protists can _________ at some point in their lives. | protist,walls,spores,move
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| Algae are_____, can be unicellular or__________, and use _____ to capture the sun’s energy. Most use the ______ energy to make their own food. | autotrophs,multicellular,pigments,suns
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| Algae play a significant role in many environments. Some algae in ponds, lakes, and oceans produce much of Earth’s ________ and are an important source of _______ for other organisms. | atmosphere,food
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| List the four types of protozoans. | cilia, sarcodine, parasites, flagellets
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| List the 5 types of algae. | -Euglonoids
-Dinoflagellates
-Diatoms
-Red algea
-Brown algea
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| List three types of fungus-like protists. | -Slime molds
-Water molds
-Downy mildews
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| Which type of algae are used in foods and can be eaten by humans? | red and brown algea
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| Which algae produces diatomaceous earth? | Diatoms
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| Which type of algae have plant like structures (stalk, blade)? | brown algea
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| Which protist cause the irish potato family | Water molds
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