The termite gut environment is lacking a fresh supply of oxygen O2. However, it is rich with food due to the presence of bacteria that contain enzymes capable of breaking down cellulose and lignin, the macromolecules that make wood. Use this information to determine which of following protista groups is more likely to be found in a termite gut. O Diatoms

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### Understanding the Termite Gut Environment

The termite gut environment is **lacking a fresh supply of oxygen (O₂)**. However, it is rich with food due to the presence of bacteria that contain enzymes capable of breaking down cellulose and lignin, the macromolecules that make wood. 

### Interactive Quiz:
Based on the above information, determine which of the following *protista* groups is **more likely** to be found in a termite gut.

#### Options:
- **Diatoms**
- **Radiolaria**
- **Parabasilids**
- **Rhodophyta**
- **Foraminifera (Forams)**

Select your answer to test your understanding of the adaptation of different *protista* groups to specific environmental conditions.
Transcribed Image Text:### Understanding the Termite Gut Environment The termite gut environment is **lacking a fresh supply of oxygen (O₂)**. However, it is rich with food due to the presence of bacteria that contain enzymes capable of breaking down cellulose and lignin, the macromolecules that make wood. ### Interactive Quiz: Based on the above information, determine which of the following *protista* groups is **more likely** to be found in a termite gut. #### Options: - **Diatoms** - **Radiolaria** - **Parabasilids** - **Rhodophyta** - **Foraminifera (Forams)** Select your answer to test your understanding of the adaptation of different *protista* groups to specific environmental conditions.
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