Protist

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Protist Category 1
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Anything Goes
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Identifying Protist and Fungi
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Algae
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Fungi Category 1
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Fungi Category 2
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Protist Category 1
Anything Goes
Identifying Protist and Fungi
Algae
Fungi Category 1
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Algae is a ________ like Protist.
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Plant
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What are the three categories that protist
can be divided into?
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animal-like protist, plant-like protist
and fungus-like protist.
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What structure allows sarcodines to move?
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pseudopods
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This fungus-like protist growing on this fish is
an example of a ___ relationship?
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parasitic
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The three ways that animal-like protist can move
are?
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Pseudopods, Cillia and Flagella
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What is another name for an animal- like protist?
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protozoan
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What is the structure that amebas have that
collects the extra water and then expels it from
the cell?
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Contractile Vacuole
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Zooflagellates produce chemicals that
help termites digest the wood they eat, in turn
the termites protect the zooflagellates. What
type of relationship is this?
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mutualism
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Double Jeopardy!!
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What is the name of this fungal disease that has
attacked this ear of corn?
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Corn Smut
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Yeast cells undergo a form of asexual
reproduction called?
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Budding
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Is this Ameba an animal-like protist, plant-like
protist or fungus-like protist?
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Animal-like Protist
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What is the arrow pointing to?
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Hyphae
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What is this plant-like protist called?
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Euglena
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What is the arrow pointing to in this paramecium?
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Oral Groove
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Penicillium is a type of ___ fungi.
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Imperfect
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What is the rapid growth of a population of
algae in either freshwater or saltwater called?
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Algal Bloom
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What characteristic do all algae share?
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They are autotrophs
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What are saltwater algal blooms called?
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Red Tides
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A process in which nutrients, such as nitrogen
and phosphorus, build up in a lake or pond,
causing an increase in algae is called?
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Eutrophication
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What are two serious events that occur with
the rapid growth of algae in a pond or lake?
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The layer of algae prevents sunlight
from reaching plants and other algae. Then
bacteria comes in great numbers to decompose
the dead organisms and uses up the oxygen.
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What type of reproduction produces fungi that
are different from either parent?
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sexual reproduction
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What do fungi have in common with animals?
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They are heterotrophs
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A puffball fungus is a type of _____ fungus.
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club
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Lichens usually consist of a mutualistic
relationship between ___ and fungi.
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algae
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List three ways fungi can be beneficial to
humans
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Examples Environmental Recycling Food Disease
Fighting
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Fungi are classified into groups based partly
on A. how they move B. how they obtain food
C. where they live D. the shape of their
spore-producing structures
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D. the shape of their spore-producing structure
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Where would you look to find some fungus
spores? A. a budding yeast B. a mushrooms
underground hyphae C. a mushrooms cap D. inside
a moldy piece of fruit
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C. a mushrooms cap
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What do yeast cells use as a food source
in breadmaking and winemaking?
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Sugar
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Unlike fungi all fungus-like protist are able to
___ at some point in their life.
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Move
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Most fungi share three characteristics They are
eukaryotes, use spores to reproduce, and ____?
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are heterotrophs
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Final Jeopardy
In the book it says that the protist kingdom is
sometimes given this nickname?
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Answer
Junk Drawer Kingdom