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- excavata have ____ flagella
- _______ have multiple flagella
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Excavata
lant plants/algal relatives
alveolata
stramenopila
rhizaria
amoebazoa
opisthokonta - the 7 eukaryotic supergroups containing all phyla of protists
- _____ cause red tides
- Dinoflagellates cause what deadly syndrome in oceans (deadly to fish) when they swarm
- _____ Have a single posterior flagellum on swimming cells
- Opisthokonta have what determining feature on swimming cells?
- _____ are appendages of cell membrane filled by cytoplasm and allow cellular movement
- what are pseudopodia?
- _____ have "hairy" flagella which are used for movement
- Stramenopila have what for movement
- _____, _____, and _____ have secondary plastids derived from red algae
- Haptophytes, dinozoa, and stramenopila can all derive ______ plastids from ____ algae
- ______, some _____, and _____ contain secondary plastids derived from green algae
- Rhizaria, some alveolata, and excavata contain _______ plastids derived from ____ algae
- _____ are peripheral membrane sacs found in _____
- alveoli are ______ _____ ___ found in alveolata
- ___ and ____ have primary plastids derived from _____
- red algae and green algae contain _____ plastids derived from cyanobacteria
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what are primary plastids?
What are secondary plastids?
- Plastids used for primitive photosynthesis are thylakoids surrounded by a membrane from the cyanobacteria that make them. _____ plastids are ingested via endosymbiosis by another protist to produce food for the new protist and the thylakoids are surrounded by 2 membranes rather than one. secondary are surrounded by 3 membranes and were secondary plastids taken in by another protist
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what are primary plastids?
What are secondary plastids? - Plastids used for primitive photosynthesis are thylakoids surrounded by a membrane from the cyanobacteria that make them. _____ plastids are ingested via endosymbiosis by another protist to produce food for the new protist and the thylakoids are surrounded by 2 membranes rather than one. _____ plastids are surrounded by 3 membranes and were _____ plastids taken in by another protist
- _____ often have a groove around their body for feeding via _____ and have ____ used for movement
- excavata often have a _____ around their body for phagocytosis or better known as _____ and have flagella used for _____.
- _______ is asexual reproduction by mitotic cell division
- What is binary fission?
- ____ is a special form of reproduction carried out by ciliates
- What is conjugation?
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_____ are single celled photosynthetic protists that swim in the oceans
___ are communities of protists attached by mucilage to underwater surfaces such as rocks, sand, and plants. - What is the difference between phytoplankton and periphyton
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____ infect the host's liver and come from the vector.
____ infect the vector and come from the host -
Merozoites infect the ____ and come from the _____
Sporozites infect the _____ and come from the _____