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Module 10.Review Game: Kingdom Monera, Kingdom Fungi

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Antoni van LeeuwenhoekCreated a magnifying lens in the 1670's that was strong enough to see the microscopic world
MoneraMembers of this kingdom represent the smallest organisms on earth
BacteriumThe singular form of bacteria
PathogenAn organism that causes disease
Clostridium BotulinumA pathogen that is one of the causes of food posining
SalmonellaCommon contaminants of eggs and poultry.
Salt and refrigerationUsed to reduce the growth and reproduction os bacteria
Dehydrated foodFood that has had most of the water removed thus reducing the growth and reproduction of bacteria.
ProtistaMost organisms in this kingdom can be seen only with the aid of a microscope.
Eukaryotic CellsMost members of the Protista kingdom are made of these.
Protista CellsMembers of the Monera kingdom are made of these.
Protozoa and AlgaeThe kingdom Protista is split into these two groups
MoistureOrganisms intros kingdom need this in order to live
Entamoeba histolyticaAn example of a protozoan that cause dysentery, spread through contaminated water producing severe diarrhea, intestinal cramping, fever and vomiting.
AmoebaOrganism in the kingdom Protista with no defined shape
EuglenaOrganism in the kingdom Protista typically smaller than an amoeba and move with a tail called a flagellum.
ParameciumOrganism in the kingdom Protista that is the largest protozoa and move by beating "hairs" called cilia.
PlasmodiumOrganism in the kingdom Protista which cause the disease called malaria. Usually transmitted through mosquito bites.
DiatomOrganism in the kingdom Protista which are responsible for photsynhesis
KelpOrganism in the kingdom Protista commonly called seaweed and it is not a plant
Red algaeOrganism in the kingdom Protista that is another form of seaweed and unlike most plants that are green due to photosynthesis, is red.


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