Plant, Animal and Fungi like Protists
What is a plant-like protist often referred to as?
Protophyta
Protists are the most (blank) kingdom when considering characteristics
diverse
Protozoa can rather reproduce (blank), or both (blank) and (blank)
asexually, asexually, sexually
All protozoa require (blank) nutrition, which means they require organic materials.
holozoic
Rainwater washes (blank) from farming crops
fertilizers
Protozoa means "blank"
first animal
Protists are (blank) and are usually (blank) organisms
eukaryotes, single-celled
(blank) is the most common kind of asexual replication
Binary fission
(blank) is a nutrient-intake process
Pinocytosis
Water pollution can be very detrimental for protists because they
mainly live in aquatic environments.
Protozoa's are animal-like because they are
heterotrophs
These organelles are similar to prehistoric prokaryotes because they divide by (blank)
binary fission
The organelles and nucleus are replicated and the cell divides into (blank).
two complete organisms
Amoebas take in particle food or droplets through a (blank), (blank) and (blank), and then expel the trash
temporary mouth, execute digestion, absorption in a food vacuole
Aquatic environments are important for protists because they have (blank) and (blank) organelles (blank)
cilia, flagella, necessary for moving in water
(blank) concludes that prehistoric prokaryotes consumed other smaller prokaryotes
endosymbiosis
The lack of a fossil record for (blank) has made it difficult to decipher the complexity of their (blank).
protozoans, evolution
Most plant and fungi like protists undergo (blank)
Sporic reproduction
Ingested food travels via the (blank) or (blank) to become encapsulated in food vacuoles.
cytostome, micropore
Due the the fact that they are single-celled organisms, it is
difficult for protists to live on land
Some Protozoa are even (blank) and live inside of and steal nutrients from host organisms.
parasites
The links between distinct species are being revealed by comparisons of flagellar structures, (blank), nuclear and plastid features, as well as (blank) (blank) sequences.
mitochondria, ribosomal RNA
Sporic Reproduction is also known as (blank)
plasmodium state
Some Fungi-like protists (blank), harming the host in the process.
absorb nutrients meant for their host
(blank) finds its way into bodies of water like lakes and creeks which causes (blank)
runoff, Algal blooms