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- 4. The chemical that makes some algae green (21)
- 6. Algae that can produce their own light (24)
- 7. According to page 7, most protists live in places that are...
- 10. The family for an amoeba (9)
- 11. The picture on page 38 showes a slime mold producing these particles from fruiting bodies.
- 13. What van Leeuwenhoek first called protists (18)
- 14. The main food for many fish, mussels and oysters are protists referred to as __ (16)
- 18. The genus for an amoeba (9)
- 20. The color of algae used in sushi (22)
- 21. Before the discovery of DNA, most classification was based on an organisms __ (8)
- 23. The species for an amoeba (9)
- 24. The order for an amoeba (9)
- 25. Downy mildew is a fungi-like protist infection common in these. (43)
- 28. The phylum for an amoeba (9)
- 29. Unlike plants, algae are __ (20)
- 30. Phytophthora infestans is a protist that can infect these (42)
- 32. A dinoflagellate has one of these to move with (24)
- 33. Some of van Leeuwenhoek's first observations were of rain water and white matter from his __ (18)
- 34. The structures a paramecium is covered in (15).
Down
- 1. The protist the amoeba on page 14 is engulfing.
- 2. Protozoans covered in hair. (30)
- 3. Slime molds move with an amoeba like __
- 5. A condition in the ocean caused by dinoflagellates that is deadly to sea life. (25)
- 8. A "tail" on a protist (13)
- 9. The substance that is released by photosynthetic plankton according to page 11
- 12. The largest type of algae (22)
- 14. The kingdom of all protists (9)
- 15. The giant protist that the otter is wrapped in on page 5.
- 16. The class for an amoeba (9)
- 17. Protozoans act like these (29)
- 19. plastids found in cells of green plants and photosynthetic algae (13)
- 22. A deadly disease caused by Plasmodium. (33)
- 26. The type of slime mold eating the wood on page 37
- 27. Glass like algae used in things like paint and toothpaste. (27)
- 31. This organism spreads African Sleeping Sickness. (35)