Biology Protists

Question 1

Algae

Answer 1

Plant like autotrophs that’s are autotrophs

Question 2

Why aren’t protozoans considered animals?

Answer 2

Due to their size

Question 3

Micronucleus

Answer 3

Involved in the genetic exchange during sexual reproduction

Question 4

Saccodians

Answer 4

Protozoans that move by extending cytoplasm

Question 5

Zooflagellates

Answer 5

Are protozoans that move by means of flagella

Question 6

Ciliaphorans

Answer 6

Little balls covered in cilia (hair) called a paramecium

Question 8

Protozoan

Answer 8

Animal like protists that are heterotrophs

Question 8

Macronucleus

Answer 8

Controls ongoing functions of the cell and asexual reproduction.

Question 9

Brown Algae

Answer 9

Brown, grow in salt water. Usually anchor to rocks.

Question 10

Diatoms

Answer 10

Algae that lack cilia and flagella. The cell walls are made of glass

Question 11

Euglenoids

Answer 11

Resemble both plants and animals but they have chloroplasts so are considered a plant

Question 12

Green algae

Answer 12

Multicellular green algae that grow end to end or flat leaf like structures.. live in fresh water

Question 13

Red algae

Answer 13

Not always red, grow in warm salt water.

Question 14

Plasmodium

Answer 14

When plasmodial slime molds form a mass of cytoplasm to feed

Question 15

Cellular slime molds

Answer 15

Alternate from ameboid to spore forming bodies.

Question 16

DinoFlagellates

Answer 16

Algae that have 2 flagellas and are covered by cellulose plates

Question 17

Pseudoplasmodium

Answer 17

When cellular slime molds clump together to feed

Question 18

Water molds

Answer 18

Decomposer or parasites, grows in fresh water on decaying plants and animals

Question 19

Plasmodial slime Molds

Answer 19

They alternate between an ameboid form and a spore producing fruiting body