How are animal protists usually grouped?
A. By their internal organs
B. By their method of locomotion
C. By the number of chloroplasts
D. By what they eat

wouldnt it be D?

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How are animal protists usually grouped?
	A.	By their internal organs
	B.	By their method of locomotion
	C.	By the number of chloroplasts
	D.	By what they eat

wouldnt it be D?

anonymous · Answer

@e.cociuba

e.cociuba · Answer

Yes, I believe you are correct :)

thomaster · Answer

Protists are broken down in 4 groups: Flagellates, Amoeboids, Ciliates and Sporozoa.
Do you know what the difference is?
It's not D by the way

thomaster · Answer

I mean animal-like protists, also known as protozoa

e.cociuba · Answer

They share common traits with animals. They are all heterotrophs, and are able to move in their environment in order to find their food. Unlike animals, however, they are all unicellular.
So by this, I believed that it was D.

thomaster · Answer

Yes @e.cociuba but that says nothing about what they eat. it says that they're capable to move, so they can reach their food.

e.cociuba · Answer

Okay, thanks for the correction @thomaster :)

anonymous · Answer

so B then correct?

thomaster · Answer

Yes, they way they move, also called locomotion, is different for these 4 subgroups.
flaggelates use flagelles, ciliates use cillia to move, etc...