Campbell Biology in focus, 3rd edition Test Bank Chapter
023 Complete Solution 2023 Verified 100%
What environments are protists usually found? correct answers Aquatic environments
What are examples of environments that protists live in? correct answers Fresh water, salt water, and
bodily fluids
Protists have what kinds of metabolisms? correct answers Photoautotrophs, Chemoautotrophs, or
Mixotrophs
What is an example of a photoautotrophic protist? correct answers algae
What is an example of a chemoautotrophic protist? correct answers slime molds
What is an example of a mixotrophic protist? correct answers Euglena
What kinds of locomotion do protists have? correct answers Flagella, Pseuodopodia, Cilia
What is the function of a contract vacuole? correct answers to get rid of excess water
What is a food vacuole formed by? correct answers formed b phagocytosis
Do some protists use the environments sometimes as cell structure? correct answers Yes
What is a pellicle? correct answers a flexible protein covering that is layers of membranes
What is an example of an organism with a pellicle? correct answers Paramecium
A protist generally has what animal like thing? correct answers an animal like plasma membrane
A protist generally has what plant like thing? correct answers a cell wall
What kind of reproduction does a protist have? correct answers Asexual and Sexual
What kinds of asexual reproduction do protists have? correct answers mitosis and cytokinesis, binary
fission, multiple fission, budding, and formation of spores
What kinds of sexual reproduction do protists have? correct answers formation of gamets, alterations of
generations, protozoan conjugation
What is the alteration of generations? correct answers Cycle where haploid spores -> haploid
gameophytes -> haploid gametes -> diploid zygotes -> diploid sporophyte -> haploid spores
Are protists monphyletic, paraphyletic or polyphyletic? correct answers Polyphyletic
023 Complete Solution 2023 Verified 100%
What environments are protists usually found? correct answers Aquatic environments
What are examples of environments that protists live in? correct answers Fresh water, salt water, and
bodily fluids
Protists have what kinds of metabolisms? correct answers Photoautotrophs, Chemoautotrophs, or
Mixotrophs
What is an example of a photoautotrophic protist? correct answers algae
What is an example of a chemoautotrophic protist? correct answers slime molds
What is an example of a mixotrophic protist? correct answers Euglena
What kinds of locomotion do protists have? correct answers Flagella, Pseuodopodia, Cilia
What is the function of a contract vacuole? correct answers to get rid of excess water
What is a food vacuole formed by? correct answers formed b phagocytosis
Do some protists use the environments sometimes as cell structure? correct answers Yes
What is a pellicle? correct answers a flexible protein covering that is layers of membranes
What is an example of an organism with a pellicle? correct answers Paramecium
A protist generally has what animal like thing? correct answers an animal like plasma membrane
A protist generally has what plant like thing? correct answers a cell wall
What kind of reproduction does a protist have? correct answers Asexual and Sexual
What kinds of asexual reproduction do protists have? correct answers mitosis and cytokinesis, binary
fission, multiple fission, budding, and formation of spores
What kinds of sexual reproduction do protists have? correct answers formation of gamets, alterations of
generations, protozoan conjugation
What is the alteration of generations? correct answers Cycle where haploid spores -> haploid
gameophytes -> haploid gametes -> diploid zygotes -> diploid sporophyte -> haploid spores
Are protists monphyletic, paraphyletic or polyphyletic? correct answers Polyphyletic
