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20 Cards in this Set
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Euglenozoa
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euglenid flagellates
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Gymnamoeba
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ameobas
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Foraminefiera
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foraminiferans
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Radiolaria
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radiolarians
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Ciliophora
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Ciliates
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Apicomplexa
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spore forming parasites
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Cholrophyta
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Green Algae
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Bacillariophyta
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diatoms
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phaeophyta
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brown algae
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Rhodophyta
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Red Algae
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Myxogastrida
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plasmodial slime cells
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What are Paramecium
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(Ciliophora) is a typical ciliate, which contains a large darkly stained macronucleus
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What are Ameoba
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(Gymnamoeba) has many pseudopodia for locomotion and food capture
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What are tryapanosomes
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(Euglenozoa) are parasitic flagellates living in the blood of vertebrates; disease example: African sleeping sickness
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What are plasmodium
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(Apicomplexa) is a parasite living within the blood of mammals and birds that causes malaria
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Gonium and volvox are
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colonies are large spheres; usually within the sphere are several conspicuous daughter colonies (Chlorophyta)
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Hydrodictyon
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non-motile; colonial
multinucleate cells, separated by cross walls |
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Oedogonium
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non-motile
filamentous (thread-like); unbranched filaments |
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Ulva
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multicellular; relatively large
mature body is a flattened tissue-like sheet isomorphic alternation of generations |
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What are frustules?
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Walls of diatoms
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