Reproduction and Locomotion in Protists

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What is the primary mode of locomotion for Paramecium?

Waving hair-like cilia

Which of the following is NOT a method of asexual reproduction mentioned in the text?

Spores

Which protist uses a whip-like tail called a flagellum for movement?

Euglena

Which classification category is NOT mentioned in the text as a habitat for protists?

Aerial environments

What may protists that share common morphology have undergone?

Convergent evolution

What characterizes kelp?

Belonging to the phyla of brown algae

Which group of organisms exhibit lobed pseudopodia?

Gymnamoeba

What is a common characteristic of Amoebozoa?

Contain large multinucleated cells

What does Opisthokonta have that aids in its movement?

Posterior flagellum

Which group includes organisms that can cause red tides?

Dinoflagellates

What is the significance of red algae and green algae sharing similar DNA sequences with photosynthetic cyanobacteria?

Evidence of endosymbiosis leading to the origin of chloroplasts in algae

Why are protists difficult to classify as plants?

Gametes and zygotes are not protected from drying out

What distinguishes amoebas in their feeding behavior?

Ingest particles through phagocytosis

How does the text describe kelp in terms of size?

Over 200 m in length

Which statement accurately describes mixotrophs?

Can switch between photoautotrophic and heterotrophic modes

What is a common characteristic of Glaucophytes?

Chloroplasts retain remnants of cell wall of cyanobacterial symbiont

Which type of algae is most abundant and has chloroplast and cell wall structure similar to land plants?

Green algae

What distinguishes Caulerpa taxifolia among algae?

Single cell with thousands of nuclei

Which supergroup does Volvox aureus belong to?

Archaeplastida

Among the mentioned algae, which one exhibits hair-like cytoplasmic extensions for cell connection?

Green algae

What is a common characteristic of all living eukaryotes?

Mitosis

Which evolutionary theory suggests that mitochondria and chloroplasts in eukaryotic cells originated from endosymbiotic relationships with prokaryotes?

Endosymbiotic Theory

Which group of organisms are descendents of a single common ancestor according to the text?

Amoebozoa

Which cellular structure is found in all eukaryotic cells?

Cytoskeleton

What distinguishes photosynthetic eukaryotes from non-photosynthetic eukaryotes based on the text?

Possession of chloroplasts

Learn about the different methods of reproduction and locomotion in protists like Paramecium, Amoeba, and Euglena. Understand how protists can adapt to environmental conditions by switching between asexual and sexual reproduction methods.

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