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They are at the base of the food chain which makes the diversity possible.
Plankton is a aquatic protists.
One way plant like protists affect other living things is they provide oxygen in the air. They are also part of the food chain, which helps feed other aquatic animals and plants.
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algae, a group of protists, began to grow. Their desendent made it possible for them to survive on dry land! I am learning about this in school right now, so my answer might not be as complete as you hoped it would be! Hoped I helped!! -Kookiemonster is this natasha? i am learning in school
They are at the base of the food chain which makes the diversity possible.
Plankton is a aquatic protists.
Of course,there are so many aquatic protists.
One way plant like protists affect other living things is they provide oxygen in the air. They are also part of the food chain, which helps feed other aquatic animals and plants.
Protists play important roles in aquatic ecosystems as primary producers, consumers, and decomposers. They are crucial in nutrient cycling and serve as food sources for many organisms in the food chain. Some protists also form symbiotic relationships with other organisms, contributing to overall ecosystem diversity and stability.
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algae, a group of protists, began to grow. Their desendent made it possible for them to survive on dry land! I am learning about this in school right now, so my answer might not be as complete as you hoped it would be! Hoped I helped!! -Kookiemonster is this natasha? i am learning in school
Protists are simple microorganisms. They are unicellular or multicellular, but without specialized cells. They live in aquatic environments. they include fungi, plants, animals, bacteria, and archaea.
Phylum Zoomastigina contains flagellated protists, also known as zooflagellates. These protists are typically free-living and can be pathogenic, causing diseases in animals and humans. They have whip-like flagella used for movement and are often found in aquatic environments.
There is a wide range of aquatic life that can be found at the bottom of the ocean. Bacteria, single-celled protists, and over 4,000 living species of living foraminifera.
Yes and no. If you take some soil, place it in a Petri dish, and flood it with water, you will see in about 20 minutes a vast number of protists. Some would argue this would indicate that there are terrestrial protists. (Others would counter that these protists live in the thin film of water that exists around soil particles; therefore, they are still aquatic. It also depends on what organisms you call protists. If you consider slime molds and oomycetes protists, then there are many terrestrial protists. Slime molds creep along in the leaf litter, and there are several plant pathogens among the oomycetes that attack the above ground portions of plants.
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