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Which of the following is NOT a plant like protists?
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
Single celled algae that provide food for most other water dwelling organisms are called ___.
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
Plantlike protists include ___.
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
___ have two whip like strands called flagella.
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
Euglenoids cannot see, but they have ___ that respond to light.
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
Shellfish that feed on algae in a red tide
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
Protists that get energy from photosynthesis are ___.
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
___ can be found in water, in melting snow, on tree trunks, and inside lliving organisms.
ciliate
Dinoflagellates
concentrate poison in their body and become toxic to humans and other vertebrates who eat them.
Green algae
phytoplankton
dinoflagellates and diatoms
eyespots
algae
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