Protists that decompose dead organisms like insects are called
A. dinoflagellates.
B. euglenoids.
C. plasmodial slime molds.
D. water molds.
^I think D.

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Protists that decompose dead organisms like insects are called 
A. dinoflagellates. 
B. euglenoids.
 C. plasmodial slime molds. 
D. water molds. 
^I think D.

anonymous · Answer

Protists that decompose dead organisms like insects are called WATER MOLDS

anonymous · Answer

no there called plasmodial slime molds.

anonymous · Answer

hmm?? can  u explain ??

anonymous · Answer

yeah cause I'm confused

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

wait it is C.

anonymous · Answer

other protists are more like fungi because they decompose dead organisms.

anonymous · Answer

In forests and woodlands, slime molds phagocytize, and thereby help dispose of bacteria and dead plant material. In contrast water molds are parasitic both in the water and on land. Both slime molds and water molds are heterotrophic but beyond that they have little in common. Their designation as “molds” is only due to their general appearance and they differ significantly in structure from the molds classified as fungi.
THATS WHY ITS C)

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no prob soo @Torrayani<3  the answer is C

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