Question

Which of the following is a group made up of amoebas? Rhizaria Stramenopiles Euglenids Apicomplexans Question 7 1 pts Which of the following is true concerning the differences between the amoebas found in Rhizaria and those typically found in the Amoebozoans? Rhizarians typically have large lobe or tube-shaped pseudopodia Amoebozoans typically have a hard outer "test" and threadlike pseudopodia Rhizarians are in the group Amoebozoa Rhizarians typically have a hard outer "test" and threadlike pseudopodia

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Q.6 RHIZARIA- RHIZARIA IS THE GROUP MADE UP OF AMOEBAS.

STRAMENOPILES CONSISTS OF ALGAE AND DIATOMS.

EUGLENOIDS ARE GROUP CONSISTING OF FLAGALLATES.

APICOMPLEXANS CONSISTS OF PARASITIC ALVEOLATES.

Q.7 ANS; RHIZARIANS TYPICALLY HAVE A HARD OUTER TEST AND THREAD LIKE PSEUDOPODIA.

AMOEBOZANS AND RHIZARIANS ARE DIFFERENT SUBGROUP OF AMOEBA.

AMOEBOZANS HAVE LOBOSE PSEUDOPODS.

Q.8 UNIKONTS ARE MEMBERS OF TAXONOMIC SUPER GROUP THAT INCLUDES THE AMOEBOZA AND OBAZOA. OBAZOA CONTAINS OPISTHAKONTA. OPISATHAKONTA CONTAINS FUNGI, ANIMALS AND CHOANOFLAGALLATES. ANIMALS INCLUDE homo sapiens.

ARCHAEPLASTIDA- A MAJOR GROUP OF AUTOTROPHIC EUKARYOTES COMPRISING THE RED ALGAE , GREEN ALGAE AND LAND PLANTS.

Q.9 OUTER WALL OF DIATOMS ARE MADE UP OF SILICON DIOXIDE.

DIATOMS ARE SURROUDED BY CELL WALL MADE UP OF HYDRATED SILICON DIOXIDE IT IS CALLED FRUSTULE. LIKE PLANTS DIATOMS ALSO CONVERT LIGHT ENERGY TO CHEMICAL ENERGY BY PHOTOSYTHESIS.

Q.10. RED ALGAE DOESNOT BELONG TO STRAMENOPILES.

CLASS OCHROPHYTES OF STRAMENOPILES INCLUDE COLOURED ALGAE WHICH INCLUDE BROWN ALGAE , GREEN ALGAE AND DIATOMS.

RED ALGAE IS INCLUDED IN ANOTHER CLASSIFICATION KNOWN AS ARCHAEPLASTIDA.