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20 Cards in this Set
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Green algae uses what kind of chlorophyll for its colorization?
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Green Algae uses chlorophyll a and b
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Where do green algae live?
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Green algae live on moist land habitats and fresh water
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What are two examples of heterotrophic protists?
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1. Slime molds
2.Water Molds. |
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Where do diatoms live?
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Diatoms live in the ocean
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Are diatoms unicellular or multicellular?
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Diatoms are unicellular
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What do diatoms look like under the microscope?
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Diatoms look like ornate shapes of broken glass.
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What causes golden algae to have its color?
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Carotenoid Pigments
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What eats golden algae?
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zooplankton
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What causes brown algae to be its color?
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fuxoxanthin
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How do brown algae produce?
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They are able to reproduce by swimming spores
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What are two examples of brown algae?
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1. Kelp
2.Sargassum |
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What are green algae ancestors of?
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green algae are ancestors of plants
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What are two things that red algae that we use?
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1. agar
2.nori (sushi wrap) |
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Where do red algae survive?
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deep water
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What do red algae produce?
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They produce cholophyll a
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What do red algae store?
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They store carbohydrates as a startch
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What do we use red algae for?
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They are a thickener for medication, ice cream.
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Are protists heterotrophic or autotrophic?
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They are both
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What do diatoms cell walls have in them?
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Silica line the inside of the cell wall.
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Are slime molds multicellular or unicellular?
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Slime molds are unicellular
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