Diversity of Life review
by jvadair
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Protista cell wall
cellulose
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15 cards
| 1 | Protista cell wall |
cellulose |
| 2 | animal-like protists |
Protozoans: Kinetoplastids, Amoeboids, and Ciliates |
| 3 | Protozoans that use flagellum to move |
Kinetoplastids |
| 4 | Pseudopods |
A "false foot" or temporary bulge of cytoplasm/cytoplasmic projections used for feeding and movement in some amoeboids. |
| 5 | Cilliates |
Protozoans named for their hair- like structures called cilia, which provide movement for the protist and sweep food into its mouth. |
| 6 | Fungus-like protists |
slime molds and water molds |
| 7 | Slime molds |
Decompose dead organisms to provide plants with nutrients; lack a cell wall |
| 8 | plant-like protists |
algae: stramenopiles, euglenids |
| 9 | Euglenids |
Use long flagellums for movement Ex: Green Algae, Red Algae, Brown Algae |
| 10 | seaweed |
A complex of algae |
| 11 | Fungi cell wall |
Chitin |
| 12 | Hyphae |
each of the branching filaments that make up the mycelium of a fungus. |
| 13 | Mycelium |
densely branched network of the hyphae of a fungus |
| 14 | How do fungi reproduce? |
Fungi are able to reproduce both sexually and asexually. They either fuse hyphae, or produce spores. |
| 15 | black bread mold |
Rhizopus, a type of Zygospore fungi |