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High School Biology Test: Eukaryotes - Protists and Fungi
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High School Biology Test: Eukaryotes - Protists and Fungi
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1. Red and green algae are thought to have evolved from endosymbiotic relationships with
2. Most fungi are consumers called
3. Protozoa are
4. What makes fungi unique?
5. Mycorrhiza is a mutualistic relationship between a fungus and a(n)
6. Which statement is true about protists?
7. What is kelp?
8. Which of the following provides evidence for endosymbiotic theory?
9. Which type of protozoa cannot move as adults?
10. Fungi include

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