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From Bacteria to Plants: Ch. 3 Sec. 1

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protozoansanimal-like protists that are able to move from place to place to obtain their food
pseudopodstemporary bulges of the cell membrane that fill with cytoplasm
contractile vacuolea structure that collects the extra water and then expels it from the cell
ciliahairlike projections from cells that move with a wavelike pattern
symbiosisclose relationship where at least one of the species benefits
mutualismwhen both partners benefit from living together
algaeautotrophs that are plantlike protists
pigmentschemicals that produce color
sporetiny cell that is able to grow into a new organism
flagellawhiplike structure on protists for movement
sporozoansanimal like protists that are parasites
autotrophorganism that makes its own energy from the sun
heterotrophorganism that eats other organisms for energy
eukaryotecells with an organized nuclues containing the DNA
binary fissionasexual reproduction where the organism replicates its organelles then splits into two cells
unicellularone celled
parasitelives off another organism and harms it
cell wallorganelle surrounding plantlike and funguslike protists for shape and protection
diatomplantlike protist with glasslike cell walls found in toothpaste pool filters, insecticides, and cleaning supplies
responsible for the Irish Potato Faminewater mold protist
hostorganism a parasite lives off of and harms
parasitismtype of symbiosis where one organism is helped and one is harmed
conjugationsexual reproduction where genetic material is shared before the bacteria or protist duplicates itself
pigmentdetermines the color of somthing by reflecting certain wavelengths of light and absorbing others
sarcodineanimal-like protist that moves with pseudopods, ameba
ciliateanimal-like protist that moves with cilia-paramecium
zooflagellateanimal-like protist that moves with flagella-giardia
sporozoananimal-like protist that are parasites
euglenoidplant-like protists that make their own food, but can become heterotrophs if needed-euglena
red algaeprovides a substance used in ice cream and hair conditioner, also an asian delicacy


7th and 8th Grade Science Instructor
Minneapolis Jr. Sr. High School
Minneapolis, KS

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