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Flash Cards. By Hunter Cardinal. Protozoan. An animal like protist. Pseudopod. A false foot used for movement and feeding. Contractile Vacuole. Collects and expels excess water from the cell. C ilia. Hair like projections that assist in movement and feeding. S ymbiosis.

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  1. Flash Cards By Hunter Cardinal

  2. Protozoan An animal like protist

  3. Pseudopod A false foot used for movement and feeding

  4. Contractile Vacuole Collects and expels excess water from the cell

  5. Cilia Hair like projections that assist in movement and feeding

  6. Symbiosis A relationship between two organisms where at least one benefits from the relationship.

  7. Mutualism A relationship between two organisms where both benefit from the relationship.

  8. Spore A tiny cell that grows into a new organism

  9. Algae A plant like protist

  10. Piment A chemical that produces color

  11. Autotroph An organism that makes it’s own food

  12. Heterotroph An organism that can not make it’s own food

  13. Algae Bloom A rapid growth of a population of algae

  14. Red Tide An algae bloom that occurs in salt water

  15. Eutrophacation The build up over time of nutrients in a pond or lake increasing the growth of algae.

  16. Hypha Thread like tubes that make up the body of fungus

  17. Fruiting Body The reproductive hypha of fungus

  18. Budding A sexual reproduction in yeast

  19. Lichen Fungus and either algae or bacteria living together in a mutualistic relationship

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