Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE? a. yeasts are unicellular fungi b. molds and mushrooms are filamentous fungi. The filaments are chains of cells called "hyphae" C. most protozoa are unicellular, animal-like members of Domain Archaea, many of which are motile and lack cell walls d. algae have historically been described as "plant-like" protists because they contain chloroplasts and cell walls e. organisms which make chlorophyll a can perform oxygenic photosynthesis f. all organisms which make chlorophyll a have chloroplasts g. Nostoc, algae and plants all make chlorophyll a and all have chloroplasts h. Nostoc, algae and plants have mitochondria which evolved from primitive endosymbiotic bacteria i. Photoautotrophs perform photosynthesis and chemoheterotrophs require pre-formed organic molecules as a source of carbon and energy j. Cyanobacteria, algae and plants are photoautotrophs. Fungi, protozoa and animals are chemoheterotrophs k. Most bacteria, all fungi, all algae and all plants have cell walls I.. Animal cells lack cell walls. m. Human cells have both a cell membrane and a cell wall

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Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE?
a. yeasts are unicellular fungi
b. molds and mushrooms are filamentous fungi. The filaments are chains of cells called "hyphae"
C. most protozoa are unicellular, animal-like members of Domain Archaea, many of which are motile
and lack cell walls
d. algae have historically been described as "plant-like" protists because they contain chloroplasts
and cell walls
e. organisms which make chlorophyll a can perform oxygenic photosynthesis
f. all organisms which make chlorophyll a have chloroplasts
g. Nostoc, algae and plants all make chlorophyll a and all have chloroplasts
h. Nostoc, algae and plants have mitochondria which evolved from primitive endosymbiotic bacteria
i. Photoautotrophs perform photosynthesis and chemoheterotrophs require pre-formed organic
molecules as a source of carbon and energy
j. Cyanobacteria, algae and plants are photoautotrophs. Fungi, protozoa and animals are
chemoheterotrophs
k. Most bacteria, all fungi, all algae and all plants have cell walls
I.. Animal cells lack cell walls.
m. Human cells have both a cell membrane and a cell wall
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE? a. yeasts are unicellular fungi b. molds and mushrooms are filamentous fungi. The filaments are chains of cells called "hyphae" C. most protozoa are unicellular, animal-like members of Domain Archaea, many of which are motile and lack cell walls d. algae have historically been described as "plant-like" protists because they contain chloroplasts and cell walls e. organisms which make chlorophyll a can perform oxygenic photosynthesis f. all organisms which make chlorophyll a have chloroplasts g. Nostoc, algae and plants all make chlorophyll a and all have chloroplasts h. Nostoc, algae and plants have mitochondria which evolved from primitive endosymbiotic bacteria i. Photoautotrophs perform photosynthesis and chemoheterotrophs require pre-formed organic molecules as a source of carbon and energy j. Cyanobacteria, algae and plants are photoautotrophs. Fungi, protozoa and animals are chemoheterotrophs k. Most bacteria, all fungi, all algae and all plants have cell walls I.. Animal cells lack cell walls. m. Human cells have both a cell membrane and a cell wall
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