Amoeba No cell wall Use pseudopodia to move Most live in salt water, some live in ponds. Reproduce asexually Some may form cysts if conditions are unfavorable.

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Amoeba No cell wall Use pseudopodia to move Most live in salt water, some live in ponds. Reproduce asexually Some may form cysts if conditions are unfavorable.

Paramecium Unicellular organisms Use cilia for movement Produce asexually Heterotrophic Have a contractile vacuole to pump out excess water.

Euglena Plant like protest. Unicellular organisms Both plant and animal characteristics. Lack a cell wall. Are photosynthetic and most have chlorophyll.

Dinoflagellates Have cell walls. Have thick cellulose plates. Come in different shapes and sizes. Contain chlorophyll Have 2 flagella's

Green Algae Phylum Chloropyta Most diverse algae with more then 7,000 species Contains chlorophyll Most live in freshwater, but some live in oceans. Can be unicellular colonial, or multicellular in organization.

Slime Mold Come in a variation of colors. Live in cool moist places where they can grow on damp organic material. Two types of slime molds Plasmodia and cellular slime molds. Are animal like during most of their life cycle. Make spores to reproduce.

Fungi Live everywhere. Many species live in temp ranging from 20 C to 30 C. Have cell walls. Are multicellular. Use thread like filaments called hyphae to branch out.

Mushroom Produce sexually. The mushroom is the reproductive structure of the fungus. Produce with a + or – strain. Some have no asexual reproductive stage. Outside structure is composed of a stalk and a cap.