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27 Cards in this Set
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What are photosynthesizers?
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Algae.
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What kind of protists ingest food like animals?
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Protozoa.
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what protists absorb food like fungi?
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fungus-like protists.
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what is a combination of photosynthesis and heterotrophic nutrition?
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Mixotrophs.
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What are the five supergroups of eukaryotes?
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Excavata, chroalveolata, rhizarians, and archaeplastida, and unikonts.
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What are the subgroups of chromalveolata?
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alveolata and stramenopiles.
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What are the subgroups of rhizarians?
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Radiolarians, foraminiferans, and cercozoans.
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What are the subgroups of unikonts?
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Amoebozoans and opisthokonts.
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What is unique about diplomonadida?
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2 equal nuclei, lack mitochongria, multiflagella.
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what is unique about parabasala?
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anaerobe eukaryotes, lack mitochondria, amoeba-like, some flagella.
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What are the subgroups of euglenozoa?
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Euglenoids, kinetoplastida.
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What is euglenozoa?
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Photosynthetic and heterotrophic flagellates.
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What are euglenoids?
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two flagella and paramylon.
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What are kinetoplastida?
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sing large mitochondrion associated w/ kinetoplast.
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What are alveolata?
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unicellular protists w/ subsurface cavities.
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What are the 3 alveolata?
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dinoflagellates, apicomplexans, ciliates.
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What are dinoflagellates?
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2 flagella; covered w/ cellulose plates.
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What are apicomplexans?
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nonmotile, parasitic, complex life cycle.
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What are ciliates?
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cilia; two types of nuclei.
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What are stramenopila?
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Water molds and hetrokont algae. ("hairy" flagellum and non-hairy one).
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What are the 4 stramenopila?
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Water molds (oomycota), diatoms, golden algae, brown algae.
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What are oomycota?
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filamentous body(hyphae); zoospores.
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What are diatoms?
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shell; box of silica; nonmotile.
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What are golden algae?
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carbohydrate laminarin; two flagella.
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What are brown algae?
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large, multicellular; cell wall of cellulose and algin.
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What are foraminiferans?
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tests or shells of caco3.
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What are radiolarians?
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cytoplasmic projections called axopodia; bundles of microtubules thinly covered w/ cytoplasm.
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