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THIS IS Protist & Fungi Jeopardy
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Jeopardy Sarcodines Ciliphorans Zooflagellates & Sporozoans Algae Fungi Diagrams 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500
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This sarcodine that has no outer shell (test).
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What is an amoeba? A 100
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The name of the process by which an amoeba eats food, such as bacteria cells.
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What is phagocytosis? A 200
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This circular vacuole removes excess water.
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What is the contractile vacuole?
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The foraminfera has a shell (test) made of this material.
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What is the calcium carbonate?
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This disease is caused by the organism Entameba histolytica and can cause severe diarrhea.
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What is amoebic dysentery
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A ciliophoran uses this for movement & feeding.
B 100
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What is cilia? B 100
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A paramecium can divide by this method.
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What is binary fission? B 200
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The ciliophoran below is known by this name (The name refers to their trumpet-like shape).
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What is stentor? B 300
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These structures produce filaments that paramecia may use in defense (maybe even as “harpoons”).
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What are trichocysts? B 400
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Process by which Paramecia exchange genes.
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What is conjugation? B 500
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The genus of the zooflagellate that causes African Sleeping Sickness.
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What is Trypanosoma? C 100
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The vector of African Sleeping Sickness.
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What is the tsetse fly? C 200
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The vector of Chagas disease.
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What is the Kissing Bug (Triatoma sp.)?
C 300
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DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE C 400
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This is a major vector for the Zooflagellate Toxoplasma gondii.
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What is the house cat? C 400
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The genus of the vector that transmits the sporozoan Plasmodium to humans (and causes malaria).
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What is Anopheles? C 500
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All algae can make their own food and are therefore have this type of nutrition.
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What is autotrophic? D 100
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This is a colonial form of algae that appears are a large ball of green cells (may have smaller daughter colonies inside). D 200
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What is Volvox? D 200
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A filamentous form of colonial algae that has a spiral chloroplast.
D 300
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What is Spirogyra? D 300
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A structure that stores starch in algae.
D 400
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What is a pyrenoid? D 400
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This is an algal bloom of dinoflagellates that may give off a neurotoxin consumed by fish and shellfish. D 500
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What is a red tide? D 500
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Fungi are recyclers of dead organisms and are known as this.
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What are decomposers (saprophytes)?
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These are fungal filaments.
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What are hyphae? E 200
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The visible mat of fungal hyphae?
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What is mycelium? E 300
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The polysaccharide found in fungal cell walls.
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What is chitin? E 400
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Fungi can store energy (glucose) in this carbohydrate molecule (humans can too).
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What is glycogen? E 500
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The name of this structure.
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What is a food vacuole? F 100
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The function of these structures.
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What is remove excess water?
F 200
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The name of this organism.
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What are vorticella? F 300
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The function of this structure.
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What is detect light? F 400
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The structure indicated takes part in this process.
F 500
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What is conjugation? F 500
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The Final Jeopardy Category is: Uses for Algae.
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Diatoms are used in many products ranging from pool filters to toothpaste. This is the name of the large deposits of diatoms that are excavated for these products. Click on screen to continue
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What is diatomaceous earth?
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