Across
- 1. Eukaryotic multicellular organism that is heterotrophic with cell walls made of chitin
- 3. A very debatable class of microorganisms. Reproduces through infections, causes most diseases.
- 4. Eukaryotic, unicellular organisms, some of which can red tides.
- 5. Protozoans with hair-like cilia for locomotion and feeding
- 7. Smallest and oldest of all true living organisms
- 9. Domain of the most primitive life forms found in extreme environments
- 14. Unicellular organisms encased in glassy silica cell walls
- 15. Photosynthetic microorganisms that is important for O2 production
- 17. Planktonic marine protozoans with spherical glass skeletons and thin pseudopodia
- 19. Organisms that derive energy through consumption of organic matter, most of which are decomposers
- 20. Process by which planktonic 13 convert gaseous Nitrogen (N2)to Ammonium (NH4+1), then transformed into Nitrates (NO-1) that is used by primary producers as a nitrogen source for essential proteins
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- 2. Mostly aquatic and photosynthetic organisms that are not plants, but protists despite being plant-like
- 6. The most abundant form of marine life residing in all three domains with important roles like 2 and 3
- 8. Massive calcareous mounds formed as a byproduct of number 13
- 10. Benthic marine protozoans with calcium carbonate shells and long, thin pseudopodia
- 11. The chemical processes within a marine organism’s body that provide energy for vital functions required for living
- 12. Symbiotic marine fungi, Cyanobacteria + fungus = ?
- 13. Prokaryotic unicellular organisms helps with decay
- 16. Structurally simple, eukaryotic organisms that are generally considered protists.
- 18. Organisms that derive energy by making their own organic compounds, such as chemical compounds or light
