PROTISTS DEFINE THE FOLLOWING WORDS: 1. PROTIST 2. ALGAE 3. PROTOZOAN 4. FLAGELLUM 5. CILIA 6. PSEUDOPOD.

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PROTISTS DEFINE THE FOLLOWING WORDS: 1. PROTIST 2. ALGAE 3. PROTOZOAN 4. FLAGELLUM 5. CILIA 6. PSEUDOPOD

PROTIST COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE 3 GROUPS OF PROTISTS. PLANTLIKEANIMALLIKEFUNGUSLIKE DO THEY MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD? IS THERE A CELL WALL? CAN THEY MOVE?

PROTIST SUMMARIZE INFORMATION ABOUT PLANTLIKE PROTISTS. DIATOMS DINOFLAGELLATES EUGLENOIDS RED ALGAE GREEN ALGAE BROWN ALGAE

PROTIST ANIMAL LIKE PROTISTS TYPECHARACTERISTICS CILIATES FLAGELLATES PROTOZOANS THAT USE PSEUDOPODS OTHER PROTOZOANS

PROTISTS COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT FUNGUS LIKE PROTISTS. Funguslike protists produce 1. __________ like fungi and must take in food from2. __________. Slime molds use 3. __________to move and live on 4._______or 5.________ in moist, cool, shady environments. Downy molds and mildews grow as a moss of 6._________ over an organism. Some are parasites; others feed on 7. ___________. Funguslike protists in the ecosystem help break down 8.____________. Some are 9.____________ to other organisms.