18 Questions
Chlorarachniophyta are exclusively marine amoeba-like protists.
True
Radiolaria reproduce by budding.
False
Entamoebas are free-living in aquatic and soil environments.
False
Foraminifera have radial symmetry.
False
Chlorarachniophyta have chloroplasts with 2 membranes.
False
Dictyostelium is a type of slime mold.
True
Viruses are capable of replicating outside of living cells.
False
The capsid is a lipid-containing membrane that surrounds the genetic material of a virus.
False
Virions can be observed using a regular light microscope.
False
Animal viruses have rigid nucleocapsids.
False
All viruses have a lipid-containing membrane surrounding their nucleocapsid.
False
Viruses can have either DNA or RNA genomes, but not both.
False
Protists are a group of microscopic prokaryotic organisms.
False
Chromalveolata is a supergroup of eukarya that consists only of phototrophic species.
False
Lysosome is responsible for the synthesis of proteins in protists.
False
All protists are unicellular.
False
Pellicle is a structure found in protists that is responsible for movement.
False
Naegleria fowleri is a type of protist that is not pathogenic to humans.
False
Learn about the diverse group of eukaryotic organisms, their characteristics, and classification into six supergroups: Archaeplastida, Rhizaria, Chromalveolata, Excavata, Amoebozoa, and Opisthokonta. Explore the unique features of each group and test your knowledge.
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