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| Kingdom of eukaryotic organisms that are “like” other kingdoms but don’t really fit with them |
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| Describes a group of organisms that live together as a unit but can live independently |
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| A form of genetic sharing that is not true sexual reproduction |
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| A structure, similar to a seed, that allows many protists to become dormant and protected during times of environmental stress |
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| Protozoa that move with pseudopods |
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| Protozoa that move with cilia |
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| Protozoa that are carried, always parasitic |
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| Protozoa that move with flagella |
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| A sarcodine with no shell |
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| A sarcodine with a glass (silica) shell |
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| A sarcodine with a calcium carbonate shell |
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| Cytoplasm that is stiff or viscous |
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| “Cell eating”; when a small particle or cell is engulfed by a larger cell |
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| Blood and pus and diarrhea |
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| Tiny hairs used for movement |
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| Stiff but flexible outer cell covering |
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| Slipper shaped ciliate that has an oral groove, macro and micro nuclei and large contractile vacuoles |
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| Giant ciliate that looks like a trumpet |
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| Ciliate that has a narrow stalk and a cup-shaped top with a collar of cilia |
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| This is used for cellular work and contains DNA |
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| This is exchanged during conjugation; it’s a smaller collection of DNA |
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| Funnels food into the mouth pore on a ciliate |
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| Small opening through which food enters the ciliate cell |
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| Similar to the throat; channels food into a vacuole inside a ciliate |
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| This small opening releases wastes from a ciliate |
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| This stretchable “container” regulates water and fluid levels inside a ciliate |
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| The Sporozoan that causes malaria |
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| Blood disease carried by the Anopheles sp. mosquito |
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| Made from a special tree’s bark, this is a chemical that can control malaria in a person |
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| Whip-like structure used to move a cell |
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| Zoomastagina that cause African sleeping sickness |
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| A disease that is carried by the tsetse fly |
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| The vector for sleeping sickness |
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| Causes diarrhea; contracted by drinking contaminated water from a stream, pond or lake |
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| The base unit of protophyta |
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| Used to hold some algae to their substrate |
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| Reproduction from broken pieces of an algae |
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| Haploid cells that are neither male or female |
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| Male and female haploid cells |
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| Green algae that have no cell wall, just a pellicle |
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| Green algae that have a cell wall and include unicellular and multicellular/ filament examples |
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| Filamentous Chlorophyta with a spiral of chloroplasts |
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| Tiny Chlorophyta with two flagella |
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| Small Chlorophyta with two parts that are mirror images |
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| Golden algae that store food as oil |
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| The diatoms; this group produces much of the oxygen in our atmosphere |
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| Small algae that have glass shells and can be used in filters |
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| Powdery soil that is made of diatom shells |
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| 30 -100 foot long seaweed |
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| A type of brown algae that is found floating in a huge mass in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean |
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| A gelatinous material made from kelp |
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| This structure on brown algae that helps keep it floating vertical |
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| A gelatinous material made from red algae |
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| These unicellular algae cause red tides |
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| Poisonous occurance caused by algal bloom of dinoflagellates |
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| An unusual over-growth of algae |
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| This structure produces spores in fungi |
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| A seed-like structure made by fungi |
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| A protein found in the cell wall of normal fungi; absent in protomycota |
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| Amorphous gathering of loosely connected cells |
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| Yellow myxomycotan that likes to consume oats |
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