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Classification & the Six Kingdoms Note Book

Classification & the Six Kingdoms Note Book. On the upper half of your cover (above the dotted line) create a family tree diagram of the kingdoms below showing the evolutionary connections Archaea are prokaryotes that live in extreme environments

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Chapter 28 Reading Quiz

Chapter 28 Reading Quiz. Which kingdom is the most diverse of all eukaryotes? In which kingdom do algae belong? Through what process is it proposed that mitochondria & chloroplasts came to reside within larger cells? Plasmodium causes what (at this time) incurable disease?

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Chapter 20 Protists

Chapter 20 Protists. Protists are divided into 3 groups: 1. Animallike- must absorb food 2. Plantlike- make own food. 3. Funguslike. II. Protist - any organism that is not a plant, animal, fungus or a prokaryote (no nucleus). a. Most are unicellular (single-celled).

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FILAMENTOUS FUNGI A. CHROMOBLASTOMYCOSIS

FILAMENTOUS FUNGI A. CHROMOBLASTOMYCOSIS A chronic, localized infection of subcutaneous tissues caused by several species of dematiaceous fungi . The 3 most common agents are: Fonsecaea pedrosoi Cladosporium carrionii Phialophora verrucosa

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Fungus-Like Protists

Fungus-Like Protists. Biology 112. General Characteristics. Similar to fungi in that they are heterotrophs that absorb food from dead or decaying organic matter Unlike true fungi, they contain centrioles Lack chitin cell walls that are found in fungi. Slime Moulds.

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