ch. 13 - Protists and Fungi

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A _ is a single-celled eukaryotic microorganism.

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protist or protozoan

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An eyespot allows the protozoan to detect light.

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A _ is a single-celled eukaryotic microorganism.

protist or protozoan

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An eyespot allows the protozoan to detect light.

true

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Paramecia reproduce sexually through

conjugation

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Protozoans do not cause disease in humans.

False

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Prokaryotes provide a straightforward evolutionary link between prokaryotes and multicellular organisms.

False

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Hair-like projections used by an amoeba for movement are _.

cilia

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Why are chromists considered plantlike?

Many chromists are photosynthetic.

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Which of the following is (are) true of chromists in comparison with protozoans?

. Chromists lack specialized structures.

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An example of a chromist is algae.

True

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Chromists form the basis of many food chains and food webs.

true

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Explosive growth in the population of a colony of chromists that depletes oxygen in the water is called a (an) _ _.

algal and bloom

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protist

a. a single-celled or multicellular eukaryotic organism

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pseudopodium

r. a temporary extension of a cell membrane used for movement or to engulf food particles

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cyst

a dormant stage for protists that allows an organism to survive during unfavorable environmental conditions

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spore

type of reproductive cell protected by a hard covering

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chromist

a plantlike organism

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plankton

organisms that float in the oceans, seas, and lakes

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. algal bloom

a surge in the population of algae produced by favorable environmental conditions

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chitin

j. an organic substance found in the cell walls of fungi

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mycelium

a fungal structure made of interwoven hyphae

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fruiting body

the fungal structure responsible for reproduction

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cap

the top of a fungal fruiting body containing gills and spores

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fragmentation

d. a type of asexual reproduction in fungi in which new organisms grow from pieces of an original

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budding

h. a type of asexual reproduction in fungi in which a portion of the parent organism is pinched off and develops into an identical offspring

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lichen

an organism consisting of an alga and a fungus

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mycorrhiza

a symbiotic relationship between a fungus and plant roots

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In order for an algal bloom to occur, which of the following is (are) necessary?

. sufficient oxygen and nutrients

b. sunlight

c. warm water

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Both heterotrophs and autotrophs can be found in these kingdoms.

Chromista and Protozoa

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Unicellular and multicellular-colonial organisms can be found in which kingdom(s)?a.

Chromista

b. Fungi

c. Protozoa

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Decomposers can be found in this kingdom(s).

Fungi and Protozoa

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The scientist who discovered protists through the microscope was

Anton can Leeuwenhoek

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Protozoan structures include a. cilia

b. flagella

c. pseudopods

:d. all of the above

. all of the above

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Protozoans reproduce sexually through

conjugation

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Protozoans function in the environment as

a. parasites.

b. decomposers.

c. pathogens.

d. all of the above.

all of the above.

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An example of a chromist is

water mold.

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Examples of fungi include

Ascomycota.

b. Cordyceps.

c. both A and B

d. neither A nor B

c. both A and B

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Because protists are relatively simple organisms, their classification has remained largely unchanged since their discovery.

False

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Protozoans such as paramecia use contractile vacuoles to expel waste products into their environment.

FalseThis

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Protozoans lack the specialized structures needed to respond to changes in their environment.

false

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As in plants, the cell walls of fungi are made of cellulose.

False

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Imperfect fungi can reproduce only asexually.

True

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The fruiting body of a fungus, such as a mushroom, is a reproductive structure.

True

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Manu fungi live in symbiotic relationships with other organisms.

True

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Amoebas has no fixed body shape.

true

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Eyespots are a specialized structure that detect light.

True

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Many chromists are autotrophs that produce their food through _.

photosynthesis

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Autotrophs that drift in currents are collectively referred to as _ and are an important part of aquatic food webs.

phytoplankton

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Fungi grow like plants but lack _, the green pigment that allows plants to photosynthesize.

chlorophyll

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One type of protozoan in the Kingdom Protozoa is a(n) _.

radiolarian, ciliate, dog vomit, euglena,paramecium

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Protists are difficult to classify.

true

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One example of a chromist in the Kingdom Chromista is a(n) _.

algae, diatoms, foraminifera, slime mold, water mold, kelp, seaweed.

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Kelp is a brown algae in the Kingdom Chromista.

True