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| all unicellular organisms that don't have cellular arrangement |
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| we use his system now; it includes kingdoms and KPCFGS |
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| first classification system that we used until the 1700s because it wasn't accurate |
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| single celled protists with silica shells |
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| from red algae that's used in food, makeup, etc. |
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| large algae found in oceans; usually red and brown |
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| living organisms that consume other living things |
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| living organisms that produce their own food |
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| a cell or organism that lacks a true nucleus |
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| hair-like parts of a sponge cell that move to create water currents |
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| an organism that lives in or on the living tissue of a host organism |
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| a cell or organism whose genetic material is located within a nucleus |
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| any flagellated aerobic bacteria that has a sprill twisted rode like form |
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| a small particle that infects cells by taking them over and multiplying |
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| asexual bacteria that splits into two |
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| ancient bacteria that live in extreme environments |
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| tiny one celled organisms that can reproduce quickly |
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| bacteria that doesn't use oxygen |
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| a virus that infects bacteria |
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| any bacterium that is rod-shaped |
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| an organism that caused disease in another organism |
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| bacteria that uses oxygen |
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| everyday normal bacteria that is everywhere |
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| another name for a microorganism |
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| the kingdom of lower plants |
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| organism that uses dead materials as food |
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| a single cell fungi that can reproduce by budding |
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| it's what covers the gills and spores |
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| threadlike strands of fungi found underground |
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| the thin vertical lines under the cap of fungi |
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