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Description 1. A shapeless protozoan 2. A very common freshwater ciliate 3. The larger of two nuclei 4. The parasite that causes malaria 5. Protists that produce spores to reproduce asexually 6. Over-fertilization of lakes 7. The process by which food is engulfed 8. A protist with features of both animals and plants 9. A protist that can cause red tides and shellfish poisoning 10. They produce most of the earth's oxygen 11. They secrete acids and enzymes that break the surrounding. organic material down into simple molecules that can be easily absorbed 12. A fungus that can increase a plant's access to water and certain nutrients 13. A characteristic of a plant's life cycle 14. These plants produced most of the world's coal deposits Term A. B. giant ferns C. endocytosis plasmodium D. green algae E. dinoflagellates F. mycorrhizae G. euglena H. hyphae I. eutrophication J. alternate generations K. paramecium L. amoeba M. macronucleus N. sporozoa

Description 1. A shapeless protozoan 2. A very common freshwater ciliate 3. The larger of two nuclei 4. The parasite that causes malaria 5. Protists that produce spores to reproduce asexually 6. Over-fertilization of lakes 7. The process by which food is engulfed 8. A protist with features of both animals and plants 9. A protist that can cause red tides and shellfish poisoning 10. They produce most of the earth's oxygen 11. They secrete acids and enzymes that break the surrounding. organic material down into simple molecules that can be easily absorbed 12. A fungus that can increase a plant's access to water and certain nutrients 13. A characteristic of a plant's life cycle 14. These plants produced most of the world's coal deposits Term A. B. giant ferns C. endocytosis plasmodium D. green algae E. dinoflagellates F. mycorrhizae G. euglena H. hyphae I. eutrophication J. alternate generations K. paramecium L. amoeba M. macronucleus N. sporozoa

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Description 1. A shapeless protozoan 2. A very common freshwater ciliate 3. The larger of two nuclei 4. The parasite that causes malaria 5. Protists that produce spores to reproduce asexually 6. Over-fertilization of lakes. 7. The process by which food is engulfed 8. A protist with features of both animals and plants 9. A protist that can cause red tides and shellfish poisoning 10. They produce most of the earth's oxygen 11. They secrete acids and enzymes that break the surrounding organic material down into simple molecules that can be easily absorbed 12. A fungus that can increase a plant's access to water and certain nutrients 13. A characteristic of a plant's life cycle 14. These plants produced most of the world's coal deposits Term A. B. giant ferns C. endocytosis plasmodium D. green algae E. dinoflagellates F. mycorrhizae G. euglena H. hyphae I. eutrophication J. alternate generations K. paramecium L. amoeba M. macronucleus N. sporozoa
Transcribed Image Text:Description 1. A shapeless protozoan 2. A very common freshwater ciliate 3. The larger of two nuclei 4. The parasite that causes malaria 5. Protists that produce spores to reproduce asexually 6. Over-fertilization of lakes. 7. The process by which food is engulfed 8. A protist with features of both animals and plants 9. A protist that can cause red tides and shellfish poisoning 10. They produce most of the earth's oxygen 11. They secrete acids and enzymes that break the surrounding organic material down into simple molecules that can be easily absorbed 12. A fungus that can increase a plant's access to water and certain nutrients 13. A characteristic of a plant's life cycle 14. These plants produced most of the world's coal deposits Term A. B. giant ferns C. endocytosis plasmodium D. green algae E. dinoflagellates F. mycorrhizae G. euglena H. hyphae I. eutrophication J. alternate generations K. paramecium L. amoeba M. macronucleus N. sporozoa
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