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| What phylum does the protist amoeba belong to |
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| What mechanism is used by amoeba to move |
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Cytoplasmic streaming (formation of false feet-pseudopods) |
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| What is the difference between ectoplasm and endoplasm |
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Ectoplasm is thin and watery Endoplasm is dense and grainy |
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| they lack leaves,stems,roots,specialized tissues for foof and watwr transportation |
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| How do amoebas get rid of waste |
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| Where is food taken in and digested |
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| How do amoebas react to light and touch |
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| How do the amoeba reproduce |
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| What is the phylum for Paramecium |
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| What is the shape of a paramecium |
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Where is the pointed end found |
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| Where is the rounded end found |
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| What does the anal pore do |
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| How do paramecium respond to movement,heat and cold |
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| a poisonous stinger found under the pellicle |
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| What is the job of the micronucleus |
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| It acts during reproduction |
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| What is the job of the macronucleus |
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| It helps control the cell |
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| What are the 2 methods of reproduction in the paramecium |
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| binary fission and conjugation |
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| a sexual form of reproduction |
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| How does conjugation work |
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2 paramecium lay side by side they form a bridge between them they then exchange genetic material they then pull apart |
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| What is the phylum for Euglena |
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| Why is a euglena considered a plant like organism |
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| because it has chloroplasts and makes its food |
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| What methods of movement does the euglena exhivit |
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flagellar-twisting/oscillating eulenoid-a rolling over/somersaulting |
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| What are the 2 methods of food getting in a euglena |
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| makes its own food and absorbs food |
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| they are paraisitic protozoans |
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| Name 2 diseases caused by sporozoans |
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| malaria and african sleeping sickness |
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| What is the economic importance of protozoans |
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make filters scouring powders |
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unicellular have a nucleus autotropic/heterotropic |
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| What is the vegetative body of an algae called? |
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| What is a chain of algal cells called? |
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| Why are algae autotropic? |
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| What type of reproduction do they have? |
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| How are they characterized? |
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| color,structure,storage of food and reproduction |
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What are the characteristics of blue green algae? |
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.no nucleus .blue green in color .reproduce asexually |
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| What are the characteristics of green algae? |
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.nucleus .green to black in color .asexual and sexual reproduction |
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protoccus spirogyra chlorella dinoflagellates |
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| What are diatoms used for? |
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scouring powders(comet,ajax) insulation refining sugar and gasoline polishes |
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food for animals making foods in space the production of oxygen for astronauts |
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| An algae and a fungus living together |
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| two organisms living together for the common good of both |
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