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High School Biology: Eukaryotes - Protists and Fungi - Types of Protists (Fill in the blank)
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High School Biology: Eukaryotes - Protists and Fungi - Types of Protists (Fill in the blank)
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1. Animal-like protists are called ________.

2. The __________ protozoa use cilia to move.

3. Dinoflagellates are a type of ________.

4. The __________ protozoa does not move as an adult.

5. The organism that causes malaria is a(n) ________ protist.

6. Plant-like protists are called ________.

7. Fungus-like protists are called ________.

8. Kelp are ________ that can grow as large as some trees.

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