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Title: Chapter 11, section 1


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Chapter 11, section 1
  • Review

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All protists are___________ their cells have a
nucleus.
  • eukaryotic

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Unlike fungi, plants, and animals, protists do
not have_____________
  • specialized tissues

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Protists get food in different ways.
  • Some protists are producers, or
    _________________________.
  • autotrophs
  • These autotrophs have special structures in their
    cells called __________________, which capture
    energy from the sun.
  • chloroplasts
  • Because of chloroplast, these protists are
    ___________________ (color).

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Autotrophs use energy to produce food. This
process is called
  • photosynthesis

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Protists that get food from their environment are
called
  • heterotrophs

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Some heterotrophs get energy by breaking down
dead matter,
  • These heterotrophs are called ____________________
    _______.
  • decomposers

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Some heterotrophs invade another organism to get
food.
  • These heterotrophs are called ____________________
    ____.
  • parasites
  • The organism they invade is called a
    _______________________.
  • host

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Protists reproduce in different ways.
  • Most protists reproduce ___________________
  • asexually.
  • In ___________________________, one protist
    divides into two cells.
  • binary fission

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Asexual reproduction
  • When a single-celled protist makes more than two
    offspring, this is called ________________.
  • Multiple fission

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Sexual Reproduction
  • One type of sexual reproduction is
    _______________________, in which two paramecia
    join together and give each other DNA.
  • conjugation
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