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4. 100 200 300 400 500 Outer Surface Eco-roles Let’s do the Locomotion In the houdse Kings on Friday Potpouri

5. An algae with a cell wall of silica A 100

6. The group of algae has cellulose cell walls A 200

7. Algae with cell walls of algin. A 300

8. The cell wall of coccolithophores A 400

9. The cell wall of radiolaria A 500

10. B 100 They create most of the oxygen in the atmosphere.

11. They most commonly contribute to red tide B 200

12. They are in toothpaste B 300

13. Their fossils are used to make chalk B 400

14. They steal chloroplasts B 500

15. The whiplike tail. C 100

16. Greek for “drifter” C 200

17. Short, hairlike structures C 300

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19. The more motile plankton C 400

20. Organisms affected by upwelling C 500

21. The phytoplankton in toothpaste D 100

22. Two algae found in jello D 200

23. These phytoplankton are used to draw on your driveway D 300

24. Biodegradeable dyes for newspaper are made from these organisms D 400

25. A baked, tasty treat made with red and brown algae D 500

26. Underlined or italicized E 100

27. They lack nuclei E 200

28. Copepod’s kingdom E 300

29. Different organisms in this classification category (taxon) have the most in common E 400

30. Different organisms in this classification have the least in common E 500

31. The plankton that have flagella F 100

32. Many invertebrates start their lives as this group of organisms F 200

33. This part of a car contains radiolaria F 300

34. Why do limestone structures weather more quickly than those made of granite? F 400

35. The old name for archaebacteria F 500

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37. What is the type and name of the rock at your desk?

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39. Diatoms A 100

40. Green algae A 200

41. Red and brown algae A 300

42. Calcium carbonate A 400

43. silica A 500

44. Phytoplankton B 100

45. Dinoflagellates B 200

46. Diatoms B 300

47. Coccolithophores B 400

48. Ciliates B 500

49. flagella C 100

50. Plankton C 200

51. cilia C 300

52. zooplankton C 400

53. Everything C 500

54. diatoms D 100

55. Red and brown algae D 200

56. coccolithophores D 300

57. algae D 400

58. Brownies! D 500

59. How to write a scientific name E 100

60. prokaryotes E 200

61. Animalia E 300

62. Species E 400

63. Domain E 500

64. dinoflagellates E 100

65. zooplankton E 200

66. Oil filter E 300

67. Calcite in limestone reacts with acids while igneous rock crystals are interlocked. E 400

68. Monera E 500

69. gabbro E 500