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| Describes organisms that are made of cells that contain a nucleus. Protists and fungi belong to this group. |
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| Short, threadlike structures that extend from the cell memebrane. Use for movement. |
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| A "blob" type animal-like protist that moves with pseudopods. |
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| An organisms that feeds on dead or decaying organisms. (AKA: decomposer) |
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| threadlike tubes that make up the body of fungus |
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| a type of algae that commonly grows in low light conditions such as deep oceans. |
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| a group of protists that have a red eyespot to detect light - they have characteristics of both plants and animals |
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| a protists that is carried in mosquito saliva and cause malaria |
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| fungus-like protists caused this in Ireland in the 1840's |
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| A relationship between 2 organisms in which both benefit |
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| A fungus and an algea that live in a mutualistic relationship. They can live on bare rock and are food for reindeer in the tundra |
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| a long, thin whiplike structure that some protists use to move |
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| many celled brown algae that is a food source for fish |
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| asexual reproduction when offspring grows off of the parent's side |
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| another name for plant-like protists |
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| an animal like protists that is covered with cilia and has two nuclei |
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| reproducive cells of fungi |
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