Drag each tile to the correct location. Match each characteristic to the type of protist it describes. shows absence of cell wall, though chloroplasts may be present feeds on decaying matter enclosed by a membrane called a pellicle slime mold belongs to this category presence of flagella absence of cell wall as well as chloroplasts

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Justine Gill

Biology

28 November, 05:21

Drag each tile to the correct location. Match each characteristic to the type of protist it describes. shows absence of cell wall, though chloroplasts may be present feeds on decaying matter enclosed by a membrane called a pellicle slime mold belongs to this category presence of flagella absence of cell wall as well as chloroplasts

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Jeffrey Lee · Answer 1

Plant-like;

-Shows an absence of cell wall, though chloroplasts may be present

Animal-like;

- Absence of cell wall as well as chloroplasts

- Slime mold

Fungus-like;

- Feeds on decaying matter

- Enclosed by a membrane called a pellicle

- Presence of flagella