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- Protozoan motility structures include O pseudopods. O flagella. cilia, flagella, and pseudopods. O cilia. cilia and pseudopods only.Multicellular animals are thought to have evolved from single-celledprotists resembling the choanoflagellates that exist today. Describesome specific advantages to multicellularity that gave animals anadvantage over their single-celled relatives.How are protozoa classified according to: Number of Cells Size of Cells Presence or Absence of Nucleus Form or Shape
- Fme Period Asexual and Sexual Reproduction Notes UnY 6 Asemud Reprodketion Type of offepring is * Ocors in met plots, becteria, protists, nd low invertebrates One poren Offepring ore identicel to the porents ketion in whicka new orgrios is prodkced from the porent prorent ond the The Foro Advatages and Disedvantages of Asenud Reprotucion Advatoges-Ldentical to paret, so will get oll Disadvartarps-Identical to parent, so will len get bad characteristics and is less able to to the Types of Asenud Reproduction organiom uses cell division to body parts. * Example starfish, salamander -results in a nen plant that is genetically to the parent plant (a clone). . Examples: strawberry plant, vegyerables, and crops. wd strawery runner to -organism that produces a bud that live on its own. . Example hydraDescribe the feeding and reproductive modes of all the specimens included. And compare and contrast the digestion habit (ie. route from ingestion to egestion) of these Protozoans Feeding Reproduction Feeding Paramecium Amoeba EuglenaProtozoans that absorb decaying organic debris and solid matter are called:
- The followings are constructed at least partly of cuticle prothorax the peritrophic membrane appendicular ovipositor |fat body |esophagusDescribe the principal characteristics of algae that separate themfrom protozoa.The internal structure of many protists is much more complexthan that of cells of multicellular organisms. Does thismean that the protist is engaged in more complex activitiesthan the multicellular organism is? If not, why are protistancells more complicated?
- The rhynchocoel is a. circulatory system fluid-filled cavity primitive excretory system proboscisWhy are most ammoniotelicbeings aquatic animals?9:18 A docs.google.com * Pitted is Spire Ornamentatio Coiled O Shell O * Scaphopoda have Carry bag O Sac O Cyst Siphon O * Fauna is Phytic O Zoic Plants Trees O
