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Sample exam questions |
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Protista |
Oomycota (water molds) |
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Undulapodia |
Alga (pl: algae) |
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Cell walls |
Euglenophyta |
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Protozoa |
Dinoflagellata |
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Rhizopoda |
Bacillariophyta (Diatoms) |
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Parasitic |
Diatomaceous earth |
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Mutualistic |
Phaeophyta (Brown algae) |
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Free-living |
Alternation of generations |
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Fresh water vs. marine |
Sporophyte |
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Pseudopodia |
Gametophyte |
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Amoeboid movement |
Rhodophyta (Red algae) |
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Foraminifera |
Chlorophyta (Green algae) |
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Symbiosis |
Chlorophyll a, b, & c |
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Apicomplexa |
Carotenoids |
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Sporozoites |
Phycobilins |
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Host organism |
Starch |
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Zoomastigophora |
Laminarin |
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Ciliophora |
Cellulose |
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Cilia |
Silica |
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Conjugation |
Endosymbiotic theory |
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Myxomycota (plasmodial slime molds) |
Organelles |
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Coenocytic |
Chloroplasts |
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Acrasiomycota (cellular slime molds) |
Mitochondrion (pl: mitochondria) |
What evidence do we have that chloroplasts and mitochondria evolved from symbiotic prokaryotes?
Why is the Protista such a diverse group of organisms and why are we still looking for better ways to classify these groups?