What is a pseudopod, Would you expect all students to

What is a pseudopod

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Conclusion/Analysis:

1. Would you expect all students to observe exactly the same shape when observing a live amoeba under the microscope? Explain.

2. What is a pseudopod?

3. What two functions do the cilia provide for the paramecium?

4. Unlike the higher plants, plantlike protists do not have roots, stems, or leaves. Explain why they do not require these structures.

5. Why do protists live in aqueous environments?

6. What three groups make up the kingdom Protista?

7. What characteristics distinguish plant-like protists from animal-like protists?

8. What is a flagella and what does it help a protist do?

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