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Plantlike protists |
known as algae, may be unicellular or multicelluar |
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Algae |
plantlike protists that can make their own food |
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animallike protists |
one-celled organisms known as protoza |
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protoza |
parasites living in/on water, soil, nonliving and living organisms |
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ciliates |
heterotrophs, reproduce by fission and conjugation, have cilia which help them move freely |
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cilia |
hair-like structures that help organisms move freely |
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flagellates |
live in fresh and salt water and have a flagellum |
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sacrodines |
change shape to surround their food, have psuedpods and have a hard shell. when they die, they make limestone and chalk |
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psuedopod |
"false feet" |
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sporozoans |
Phylums that feed only on blood of humans or animals. How Malaryia is transferred and they have no way of moving on their own. |
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plankton |
combined organism made of protonza and algae. they produce oxygen and are the "Grass of the sea" |
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funguslike protists |
include severla phyla that have features of both protists and fungi. they include slime molds and water molds. |
