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- Draw and label a hydrozoan colony life cycle showing gastrozoan and gonozoan polyps. Draw a medusa.Protozoans are usually separated into four groups based on their means of locomotion. Describe and contrast those means of locomotion.Describe the means by which the protists carry out their “basic functions”.
- Give the names of protozoan protists with diagnostic features of each.Compare and contrast the cell structures of metamonads to alveolate protists.Identify what are described:1. The type of pseudopod exhibited by amoebozoans.2. The leading area for pseudopod movement in amoeba.3. The terminal region in amoeba responsible for exocytosis. 4. Causative agent of reptilian amoebiasis.5. Mass of naked multinucleate cytoplasm that serves as feeding stage in slimemolds.6. Aggregation of individual cells in cellular slime mold occur during thissituation.7. The feeding form of Entamoeba histolytica.8. Primary function of slime molds in the environment.9. Mode of nutrition among slime molds.10. This is another term for the pseudoplasmodium.
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