Biology module 10

Large, multicellular marine algae

Mostly microscopic photosynthetic organisms that drift or swim near the surface of ponds/lakes/oceans

Know this structure and it’s functions

In the last question, the ‘critter’ belongs to which broad, general group?

Humans use fungi for food flavorings,medicine, and baking.

Contractile vacuoles are designed to maintain water balance.

How does Paremecium move and get food?

A fungus that forms a —————- within the outer layers of human skin is the cause of athlete’s foot.

Know at least 2 maladies that fungi that are pathogenic.

Based on what they ‘eat’, slime molds belong to which group of protists?

Symbiotic relationships between hyphae and plant roots

Red Tide is:

What is this ‘critter’?

Mushrooms are lichens .

Threadlike structures making up the bodies of most fungi

Know at least one organism in kingdom Protista that is pathogenic. Be able to name the malady it causes.

Interwoven mat of hyphae that functions as a feeding structure of a fungus

Animal-like protists

Mutualistic pairing of a fungus and an alga

Which unicellular plant-like protist has beautiful glass-like cell walls?

Singled-called fungi that reproduce asexually by simple cell division or by pinching of small “buds” from a parent cell

Dark fuzz growing rapidly on bread is an example of mold.

Which group of animal-like protists capture its food using pseudopods?

In regards to this same ‘critter’, which specific group does it belong to?

Eukaryotes that are not animals, plants, or fungi

Plant-like protists

Mushrooms are a fungal fruiting bodies.