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Nostrana [21]
2 years ago
11

Consider what you just learned about protists and fungi! These statements pertaining to protists, fungi, or both. For the follow

ing examples place a “P” if only protists, “F” if only fungi, and “B” if for both protists and fungi.
5. ____B___ Most have a cell wall of chitin.

6.__________ Consists of exclusively heterotrophs.

7.___B_______ Can reproduce asexualy or sexually

8.__________ Can be categorized as “plant-like, animal like, or
fungus-like.”

9.__________ Many have cell walls of cellulose.

10.__________Yeasts, mushrooms, and bread molds are examples.

11.__________ Amoebas, slime molds, and euglena are all examples

12.__________ Many can perform photosynthesis.

13.__________ Can be unicellular or multicellular.

14.__________ Malaria is caused by species in this group (with
mosquitoes as vector)

15.__________ Involved in deriving the antibiotic penicillin (targets
bacteria)

16._________ Can be found in aquatic environments.
Biology
1 answer:
kompoz [17]2 years ago
5 0

6: F

8: P

9: P

10: F

11: P

12: P

13: F

14: P

15:F

16: P

hopefully this is correct

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