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Binary fission
________ is a type of asexual reproduction typically observed in prokaryotes and a few single- celled eukaryotes.
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Photosynthetic protists
________ make up a large portion of phyto- plankton found near the surface of oceans and lakes.
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Protists
________ known as zooxanthellae provide most of the coral's energy needs by photosynthesis.
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Kelp forests
________ provide shelter for many marine species, and the kelp itself is a source.
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Paramecium
________ has two kinds of nuclei, one is a large ellipsoidal nucleus called a macronucleus and other is (at least) one small nucleus called a micronucleus.
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ancestors of todays
Animals, plants, and fungi evolved independently from the ________ protists.
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eukaryotes
All ________ evolved from prokaryotes.
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intestinal disease Trypanosoma
Are responsible for serious, and sometimes deadly outbreaks of ________ cause African sleeping sickness.
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Water molds
________- and many other protists- reproduce asexually by producing spores in a structure called a sporangium.
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fungi
Plants, animals, and ________ evolved from ancestors of todays protists.
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Cilia
________ (singular: ________) are short and numerous, and they move somewhat like oars on a boat.
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Coral reefs
________ provide food and shelter to large numbers of fish and other organisms.
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diploid
Many protists have complex sexual life cycles in which they alternate between a(n) ________ and a haploid phase, a process known as alternation of generations.
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Waterborne protists
________ are found in streams, lakes, and oceans.
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Parasitic protists
________ are responsible for some of the worlds deadliest diseases, including several kinds of debilitating intestinal diseases, African sleeping sickness, and malaria.
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Flagella
________ (singular: flagellum) ________ are relatively long and few, are at the end of the organism and move from side to side.
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Paramecium
________ can not survive without the macronucleus whereas it can not reproduce without the micronucleus.
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Water molds
________ also reproduce sexually by undergoing meiosis and forming male (1N) and female structures.
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Photosynthetic protists
________ play major roles in maintaining the health and well- being of many organisms and ecosystems.
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Cilia
________ are evenly spaced and beat in a regular, efficient pattern.
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Protists
________ are eukaryotes; not members of the plant, animal, or fungi kingdoms.
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Water molds
________, or oomycetes, thrive on dead and decaying organic matter in water or as parasites of plants on land.
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Water molds
________ grow into long branching filaments consisting of many cells formed by mitotic cell division.
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Protists
________ are more complex than prokaryotes.
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cilia
are short and numerous, and they move somewhat like oars on a boat
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flagella
 flagella are relatively long and few, are at the end of the organism and move from side to side
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types of symbiosis
mutualism (both species benefit), commensalism (one species benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped), and parasitism (one species is helped by harming the other)