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Why is it easier to classify protists by methods of nutrition and movement than by habitat (where
they live)?
Solution
Answer:
The protists are multicellular and single-celled and consume their nutrition by ingesting food
through "phagocytosis" or endocytosis. Varieties of protists are classified as per movement
rather than habitat because several protist are motile due to presence of cilia, flagella, or
pseudopodia and autotrophic or heterotrophic in nutrition. These protists are pertaining different
environments becuase csoem of them live as endosymbionts in internal environment sof other
hosts whereas some of them do live in terrestrial & aquatic environments so that difficult to
classify on the basis of habitat
Protsist have three modes of locomotion to produce locomotion in water. These are
1. Pseudopodial Locomotion: Locomotion in water using axopodia
2. Flagellar Locomotion: Motility using flagella
3. Ciliary Locomotion: motility using cilia
4. Wriggling Locomotion
Protists niches- photoautotrophic: pennate diatoms, euglena (motile), pediastrium (colonial &
non motile), scenedesmud
These protists are photoautotrophic as they possess chloroplasts consist of pyrenoids and these
pyrenoids are going to be used for the synthesis of paramylon. These are going to the influence
the metabolic activity of each species physically and chemically factors influencing in each of
the organisms. This starch constituent used for energy production for Euglena during light
deprived condition. Even though there are no specific ancestor features between green algae and
Euglena, oscilaltoria algae, both species contain pyrenoids. Some of these are with flagella and
possesses both plant and animal features

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Solve the equation. Check the result. -1 - 2 + (5x + 9) Solve the equation. Check the result. 18 - (x + 8) = -14 x = Solve the equation and check the result. 9m - 15 - 10m + 11 m = Form an equation and solve It to answer the question. Because of increased giving, a college scholarship program awarded four more scholarships this year than last year. If a total of 44 scholarships were awarded over the last two years, how many were awarded last year and how many were awarded this year? Form an equation and solve it to answer the question. The perimeter of a rectangle is 90 Inches. Find the length and the width if the length is two times the width. Form an equation and solve it to answer the question. Four less than four times a number is the same as the number increased by eleven. What is the number? Solution -1 = 2 + 3(5x + 9) -1 = 2 + 15x + 27 -1 = 15x + 29 -1 - 29 = 15x 15x = -30 x = -30/15 x = -2 ----------------------------------------------------------------- 18 - (x + 8) = -14 18 - x - 8 = -14 10 - x = -14 -x = -14 - 10 -x = -24 x = 24 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 9m - 15 = 10m + 11 9m - 10m - 15 = 11 -m - 15 = 11 -m = 11 + 15 -m = 26 Thus m = -26 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Last year, say x scholarships This yr, say (x + 4) scholships Adding them : x + x + 4 = 44 2x + 4 = 44 2x = 40 x = 20 Last yr : 20 This yr : 24 ------------------------------------------------------------------ L = 2x Width = x So, P = 2(L + B) 90 = 2(2x+ x) 6x = 90 x = 15 Thus, length = 30 width = 15 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 times a number is 4x 4 less than 4 times a number is : 4x - 4 Num increased by 11 : x + 11 These are equal 4x - 4 = x + 11 4x - x = 11 + 4 3x = 15 x = 5 So, the number is 5.

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