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Its cell membrane 17. Amoebas, ciliates, diatoms, and euglenas belong to the A) Protista kingdom and prokaryote domain B animal kingdom and eukaryote domain C) eukaryote domain and Protista kingdom D) fungi kingdom and eukaryote domain E) prokaryote domain and animal kingdom nt matching of type of m

Its cell membrane 17. Amoebas, ciliates, diatoms, and euglenas belong to the A) Protista kingdom and prokaryote domain B animal kingdom and eukaryote domain C) eukaryote domain and Protista kingdom D) fungi kingdom and eukaryote domain E) prokaryote domain and animal kingdom nt matching of type of m

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. A E) 2. S C ar la are pos Spe are ave re m C с 16. A protist that feeds by ingestion is a primary producer BY will secrete enzymes that will dissolve food molecules outside the protist's cell membrane will consume particles of food could, for example, be a green algae such as spirogyra absorbs dissolved food molecules through its cell membrane Doxy 17. Amoebas, ciliates, diatoms, and euglenas belong to the A) Protista kingdom and prokaryote domain B animal kingdom and eukaryote domain C) eukaryote domain and Protista kingdom D) fungi kingdom and eukaryote domain E) prokaryote domain and animal kingdom 18. Which of the following represents an incorrect matching of type of movement pseudopods - amoeba B cilia - dinoflagellate flagella - euglena transport by a parasite host (e.g., mosquito) - plasmodium (the protist that 09 19. In your worst nightmare, you become a heterotrophic eukaryote that has ion and can live in human intestines. It is actually worse than your wor
Transcribed Image Text:1. A E) 2. S C ar la are pos Spe are ave re m C с 16. A protist that feeds by ingestion is a primary producer BY will secrete enzymes that will dissolve food molecules outside the protist's cell membrane will consume particles of food could, for example, be a green algae such as spirogyra absorbs dissolved food molecules through its cell membrane Doxy 17. Amoebas, ciliates, diatoms, and euglenas belong to the A) Protista kingdom and prokaryote domain B animal kingdom and eukaryote domain C) eukaryote domain and Protista kingdom D) fungi kingdom and eukaryote domain E) prokaryote domain and animal kingdom 18. Which of the following represents an incorrect matching of type of movement pseudopods - amoeba B cilia - dinoflagellate flagella - euglena transport by a parasite host (e.g., mosquito) - plasmodium (the protist that 09 19. In your worst nightmare, you become a heterotrophic eukaryote that has ion and can live in human intestines. It is actually worse than your wor
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