| A | B |
protist,  | single or many celled eukaryotic organism living in moist or wet surroundings,  |
| protozoa | one-celled animal-like protist |
| pseudopod | foot like extension of cytoplasm used to move or trap food ( false foot) |
| cilia | short threadlike structures that extend from the cell membrane for movement |
| euglena | plantlike protist with a flagellum and eyespot |
| diatoms | golden brown algae used in paints, toothpaste, filters, and insulation |
| dinoflagellates | algae with two flagellates that spin when they move |
| green algae | group of one or many celled protist that live in water, on tree trunks and other environments |
| red algae | protist that produces a carbohydrate called carrageenan used to make pudding and toothpaste creamy smooth |
| brown algae | protist known as kelp and an important food source for marine life and people |
| protozoa | one-celled animal-like protists |
| amoeba | protozoa belonging to the phylum Rhizopoda that moves and gets food with pseudopods |
| trypanosoma | protozoan called a flagellate that causes African sleeping sickness |
| paramecium | protozoan belonging to the Ciliophora phylum that has cili to move and two nuclei |
| Sporozoas | only parasitic protozoans like the one that causes malaria are in this phylum |
| slime mold | funguslike protists that obtain energy by decomposing organic materials such as dead wood or leaves |
| water mold | group of funguslike protists that live in water or moist places some of which are parasites |