| A | B |
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| amoeba moves using what? | psuedopod |
| paramecium moves using what? | cilia |
| euglena moves using what? | flagella |
| what amoeba uses to get rid of extra water | contractile vacuole |
| plant-like protists use this to get food | photosynthesis |
| algae is a form of | protist |
| red algae live in what part of water | deep water |
| brown algae live in what part of water | intertidal zone |
| green algae contain this pigment | chlorophyll |
| part of euglena that detects light | eyespot |
| part of protist that makes food from light | chloroplast |
| plant-like protists are found in which part of the food chain | bottom |
| jelly-like substance which makes up most of an amoeba | cytoplasm |
| protozoan and amoeba's food is contained in this body part | food vacuole |
| body part which controls an organism | nucleus |
| algin is found in which color algae | brown algae |
| beta carotene is found in which color algae | green algae |
| carrageenan is found in which color algae | red algae |
| protists are what type of cells? | eukaroyotes |
| 3 ways to classify protists is according how they get food | heterotrophs, autotrophs, decomposers |
| animal-like protists are called this which means "first animals" | protozoans |
| zooflagellates move using a | flagella |
| sarcodina move using cytoplasm or psuedopods which means | false foot |
| cilliaphora move using | cillia |
| this disease is caused by sporozoan transferred by bite of Anopheles mosquito | malaria |
| this disease is caused by zooflagelates transmitted by bite of tsetse fly | African sleeping sickness |
| the euglena is a heterotroph because it can | ingest food |
| the euglena is an autotroph because it can | perform photosynthesis |
| diatoms are unicellular algae which have cell walls containing | silica |
| phytoplankton are found near the surface of what? | ocean |
| this overgrowth of algae can produce toxins that kill water organisms or cause illness in organisms that eat toxins | algal bloom |
| multicellular algae grouped by their photosynthetic pigment | seaweed |
| largest brown algae is called | kelp |
| fungus-like protists act like these organisms but are not | fungi |
| slime molds are important in decay of what kind of material | organic material |
| water molds are found on the surface of dead animals | animals |
| this fungus-like protist nearly destroyed the entire potato crop in Ireland, 1846 | water mold |
| fungi have this in their cell walls | chitin |
| chitin is a | carbohydrate |
| fungi get food not by ingesting but by what method? | absorbing it |
| the only unicellular fungi is | yeast |
| multicellular fungi are made of thin filaments called | hyphae |
| many hyphae tangled together in a mass is called | mycelium |
| the fruiting body of a fungus is | mushroom |
| fungi reproduce when hyphae break off or when _?_ is produced | spores |
| spores are spread by | wind |
| ideal conditions for spore germination | moist, dark |
| most common mold | bread mold |
| uppermost part of mushroom is called | cap |
| underside of mushroom cap is called | gills |
| mushroom spores are produced in | gills |
| mushroom stem is called | mycelium |
| mushroom does not have roots but has this body part to hold it in place | hyphae |
| yeast produce asexually by | budding |
| yeasts make bread rise by producing this gas and alcohol | carbon dioxide |
| edible club fungi | common mushrooms |
| penicillium is a type of | mold |
| antibiotic pencillin comes from | penicillium |
| an organism that obtains food from decaying organic material | saprobe |
| fungi live with another organism and both benefit | symbiotic |
| organism with an algae and fungus in mutualistic relationship | lichen |
