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What is in Kingdom Protista?
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Animal-like, plantlike, and funguslike are in Kingdom Protista
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What is the general protist vocab?
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The general protist vocab is eukaryoate and multi-cellular
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What is the animal-like protist vocab?
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The animal-like protist vocab is protozoan, pseudo-pod, contractile vacoule, cilia, oral groove, pellicle, symbiosis, and mutualism.
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What is the fungus-like protist vocab?
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The fungus-like is spore.
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What is the plant-like protist vocab?
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The plant-like protist vocab is algae, colony, pigment, holdfasts, stalks, blades, and bladders.
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What is an eukaryote?
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An eukaryote is an organism that has a nuclei (plural for nucleus) in their cells
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What is multicelluar?
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Multicelluar is an organism that is made of multiple cells
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What are protists?
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Protists are eukaryotes
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Are protists unicellular?
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Protists are usually unicellular organisms but can be multicelluar like seaweed
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Where do protists live?
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Protists live in moist enviroments.
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What are the 3 types of protists?
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The 3 types of protists are animal-like (amebas, parameciums,etc) , plantlike (diatoms, seaweed, etc.), and funguslike (yellow slime mold, etc.)
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What are protozoans?
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A protozoan is another way of saying animal like protists
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What is a pseudopod?
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A pseudopod means false foot
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What is a contractile vacoule?
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A contractile vacoule stores extra water
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True or false: all animal like protozoans are heterotrophs.
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True; all protozoans are heterotrophs.
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How are animal-like protists classified?
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Animal like protists are classified on how they move.
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How do protozoans move?
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Protozoans move using the pseudopod for movement and trapping food.
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What is the use of a contractile vacoule?
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The use of a contractile vacoule is so that it collects extra water that travels through the cell membrane so that the organism won't burst.
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How do animal like protists reproduce?
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Animal like protists reproduce by binary fission.
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What is a cilia?
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Cilia are hair-like extensions that are used for movement, sensing the environment, and catching food.
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What is an oral groove?
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An oral groove is similar to a mouth
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What is a pellicle?
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A pellicle gives shape; sort of like a cell wall
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Protozoans with cilia are called what?
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Protozoans with cillia are also called ciliates
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Protozoans with cilia have how many nuclei?
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Protozoans with cilia have two nuclei
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Protozoans with cilia have an oral groove that is lined with what to help it eat?
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Protozoans with cilia have an oral groove that is lined with CILIA to help it eat.
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Do protozoans with cilia have a pellicle?
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Protozoans with cilia have a pellicle to give it shape (in other words, yes)
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Protozoans with cilia reproduce using what?
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Protozoans with cilia reproduce using binary fission. They also use conjugation but rarely!
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What is symbiosis?
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Symbiosis is a close relationship between two organisms when at least one benefits
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What is mutualism?
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Mutualism is when both organisms benefit from the relationship
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Protozoans with flagella are also called what?
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Protozoans with flagella are called zooflagellates
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How are sporozoans or sporozoites classified?
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Sporozoans or sporozoites are classified on how they live.
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What are sporozoans/sporozoites?
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They are parasites that feed on the cells and fluids of their hosts.
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