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    Unicellular Organisms Worksheet

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    Amoebas use pseudopods for movement and capturing food. Pseudopods are projections of the cell's cytoplasm. Bacteria use flagella for locomotion. Unlike plant and animal cells, bacteria have circular DNA located in the cytoplasm. An example of a bacterium is Escherichia coli. Euglenas contain chloroplasts but are not plant cells because they are motile and heterotrophic. The eyespot in Euglenas allows them to detect light. Fungi store food in vacuoles or granules after absorbing nutrients from the organisms they consume, and they spread by dispersing spores.

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    Amoebas use pseudopods for movement and capturing food. Pseudopods are projections of the cell's cytoplasm. Bacteria use flagella for locomotion. Unlike plant and animal cells, bacteria have circular DNA located in the cytoplasm. An example of a bacterium is Escherichia coli. Euglenas contain chloroplasts but are not plant cells because they are motile and heterotrophic. The eyespot in Euglenas allows them to detect light. Fungi store food in vacuoles or granules after absorbing nutrients from the organisms they consume, and they spread by dispersing spores.

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    Amoebas use pseudopods for movement and capturing food. Pseudopods are projections of the cell's cytoplasm. Bacteria use flagella for locomotion. Unlike plant and animal cells, bacteria have circular DNA located in the cytoplasm. An example of a bacterium is Escherichia coli. Euglenas contain chloroplasts but are not plant cells because they are motile and heterotrophic. The eyespot in Euglenas allows them to detect light. Fungi store food in vacuoles or granules after absorbing nutrients from the organisms they consume, and they spread by dispersing spores.

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    Amoebas use pseudopods for movement and capturing food. Pseudopods are projections of the cell's cytoplasm. Bacteria use flagella for locomotion. Unlike plant and animal cells, bacteria have circular DNA located in the cytoplasm. An example of a bacterium is Escherichia coli. Euglenas contain chloroplasts but are not plant cells because they are motile and heterotrophic. The eyespot in Euglenas allows them to detect light. Fungi store food in vacuoles or granules after absorbing nutrients from the organisms they consume, and they spread by dispersing spores.

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    Amoebas have projections called pseudopods. What are they used for?

    Cytoplasm
    Do you think amoebas are a type of animal cell or plant cell?

    Nucleus Explain your answer.

    Cell
    membrane Pseudopod

    Some bacteria have ‘tails’ called flagellum. What are they used for?

    Cell wall
    What do you notice about the DNA of bacteria?
    Cell membrane

    Cytoplasm DNA

    Give an example of a bacterium.

    Flagellum

    Euglena are not plant cells even though they contain chloroplasts.

    Why do you think this is?


    Eyespot

    Nucleus What is the function of the eyespot?


    Flagellum
    Chloroplast
    Cell membrane

    Like bacteria, fungi are a type of microbe.

    Food storage Cell wall They cannot make their own food, but eat organisms instead.
    granule Where do you think they store their food?
    Vacuole
    Nucleus
    Cytoplasm
    Cell
    Fungi cannot move, so how do they get around?
    membrane

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