Protists

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Which kingdom had microscopic species that are either unicellular or multicellular, heterotopic or autotrophic, cell wall or no
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Conlectrata
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what are diatoms and dinoflagellates
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15.What makes the kingdom Protista unique? Protists are single-celled. Protists do not share a common ancestor. Protists share a
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Protists are an example of an organism in the Domain Archabacteria.true false
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What makes the kingdom Protista unique?Protists are single-celled. Protists share a common ancestor with fungi only. Protists do
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Why don't chromists usually operate as parasites in their environment like other protists do?
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Your teacher describes an organism that digests its food externally before absorbing it. You also find out that this organism
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ProtistA)using another for one's own benefit; having to do with an organism that draws benefit from another B)a single-celled
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hich of these things is a protist?A Mycoplasma pneumoniae, a single-celled bacterium without a nucleus that causes pneumonia B
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are these protozoans or chromists? water mold, algae, foraminifera, ciliates.
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The kingdom Protists includes _______.Bacteria and cyanobacteria Mosses, ferns, pine trees, and oak trees Algae, slime molds,
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ProtozoaA)a type of simple, single-celled organism B)having to do with a relationship between organisms that is beneficial to
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The _____ are single-celled organisms that do have a nucleus.plant photoplasm monera protists fungi
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Can a euglena survive on its own
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Do amoeba have a pseuopods
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This is a protist. What do you know about the organism? Choose ALL that apply.Responses A The protist is nonliving.The protist
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Your teacher gives you an unknown protist to classify that is currently inactive. The protist appears to have long lash-like
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1. What are protists? (1 point)prokaryotes that are part of domain Archaea eukaryotes that are not part of the plant, animal, or
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Question 4A) What makes the kingdom Protista unique?(1 point) Responses Protists share a common ancestor with fungi only.
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Protists live in freshwater environments. The photosynthetic protist Volvox is commonly found in a local freshwater pond.
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DESCRIBE THE METHOD pARAMECIUM USES TO ACQUIRE NUTRIENTS SUCH AS YEASThttp://ebiomedia.com/gall/classics/Paramecium/paramecium2.
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1.What is a protist? 2. Cite some characteristics and example of Kingdom Protista. 3. Types of protist.
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Which of these may have chloroplasts? (1 point)Yeast Yeast Mushrooms Mushrooms Protist~ Protist~ Bacteria Bacteria I think its
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Protists are a heterogeneous group of ________.Plants Animals Fungi Eukaryotes Prokaryotes
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Based on Figure 21-1, which of the major groups of protists is MOST closely related to plants?A. Amoebozoa B. Excavates C.
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What two ways are fungus-like and animal-like protists similar?
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Whats an illness caused by a protist? I have to research it.
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Identify the Protist and explain why you think it is what you said.We took dead leaves from outside, put them in boiling water
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Are the categories animallike, plantlike, or funguslike useful in classifying protists? Please explain.
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I'm having some trouble with this thing in science. It wants us to list four members of the Protist kingdome. I already have 3,
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Would you classify protists as chemotrophs or phototrophs?
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What are protists? Answer in 2-4 sentences, including the words below:Eukaryotic Movement Water Reproduce Disease
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Protist reproductionA. is always asexual fission. B. is always sexual with the adult haploid. C. is always sexual with the adult
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Paramecium protists unicellular
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Which statement is true? (1 point)• Most protists only respire with oxygen. • Most protists can respire with and without
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What is an example of protists?Thank You
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3. Which type of protists moves by forming a temporary bulge of cytoplasm
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To move, nonmotile protists depend on?~Air or water currents and other organisms. ~Cytoplasmic projections. ~Cilia and flagella
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Why are some protists able to move faster than others?
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Some protists were once classified as simple plants, others as fungi. Why are protists difficult to classify?
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I'm having some trouble on these questions and I was wondering if I could have some help/be pointed in the right direction.1.
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How is Paramecium related to Protozoa?
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What characteristic are protist classified.
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34. The _____ has a cell covering made of two parts.a. diatom b. dinoflagellate c. euglena
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A single-celled photosynthetic protist, the euglena, is pictured here. A student has a sample of euglena in a culture. In order
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Direction: Clearly and briefly explain the following in a paragraph.1. What are protists? (Provide a few examples of the most
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Write a 5 paragraph essay to the prompt below.What are protists? (Provide a few examples of the most common Protoctista
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How are the autotrophic protists different from the heterotrophic protists?The autotrophic protists can photosynthesize, while
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Based on the modern system of classification, unicellular organisms that contain both chloroplasts and flagella would be
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