Option A: Osculum
Option B: Ostia
Option C: Spongocoel
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Osculum ✔
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Option A: Amoeboid cell
Option B: Stipules
Option C: Spicules
Option D: Spines
Correct Answer: Amoeboid cell ✔
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Option A: Calcium
Option B: Silica
Option C: Both of these
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Both of these ✔
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Option A: Peritandrous
Option B: Pertandrous
Option C: Protendrous
Option D: Protandrous
Correct Answer: Protandrous ✔
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Option A: Scolymastra joubini
Option B: Euplectella
Option C: Spongilla
Option D: Leucoselenia
Correct Answer: Scolymastra joubini ✔
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Option A: To increase the size of the animals
Option B: To help in the functioning of reproductive system
Option C: To provide space for the development of organs and systems
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: To provide space for the development of organs and systems ✔
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In most triploblasts after embryonic development the three layers are represented as__________?
Option A: Separate layers of cells
Option B: Structures formed from them
Option C: Structures associated with them
Option D: Their functions in body
Correct Answer: Structures formed from them ✔
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Option A: Annelida
Option B: Arthropoda
Option C: Mollusea
Option D: Echinodermata
Correct Answer: Echinodermata ✔
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Option A: Pseudocoelom
Option B: Enterocoelom
Option C: Schizocoelom
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Enterocoelom ✔
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Option A: Arthropods
Option B: Hemichordates
Option C: Annelids
Option D: Molluses
Correct Answer: Hemichordates ✔
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Option A: Pinacocytes
Option B: Choanoderm
Option C: Choanoytes
Option D: Pinacoderm
Correct Answer: Choanoytes ✔
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Option A: Ectodermal
Option B: Mesodermal
Option C: Endodermal
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Mesodermal ✔
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Option A: Ectoderm
Option B: Mesoderm
Option C: Endoderm
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Endoderm ✔
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Option A: Stripules
Option B: Spicules
Option C: Brails
Option D: Spines
Correct Answer: Spicules ✔
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Option A: Spicules
Option B: Choanocytes
Option C: Gemmules
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Gemmules ✔
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Option A: Sycon
Option B: Euplectella
Option C: Leucoselenia
Option D: Spongilla
Correct Answer: Euplectella ✔
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Option A: Ectodermal
Option B: Endodermal
Option C: Mesodermal
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Endodermal ✔
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Option A: Excretory system
Option B: Nervous system
Option C: Transport system
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: Spiral and indeterminate
Option B: Radial and indeterminate
Option C: Radial and indeterminate
Option D: Spiral and determinate
Correct Answer: Spiral and determinate ✔
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Option A: Diploblastic
Option B: Triploblastic
Option C: Both
Option D: Unicellular
Correct Answer: Diploblastic ✔
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Option A: Anima
Option B: Anemia
Option C: Aname
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Anima ✔
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Option A: Protozoans
Option B: Eumatazoa
Option C: Nematodes
Option D: Protoctist ancestors
Correct Answer: Nematodes ✔
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Option A: Amphibians
Option B: Reptiles
Option C: Birds
Option D: Prototherians
Correct Answer: Reptiles ✔
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Option A: Arthropoda
Option B: Gastropoda
Option C: Pelecypoda
Option D: Cephalopoda
Correct Answer: Cephalopoda ✔
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Option A: Spiracles
Option B: Gills
Option C: Book lungs
Option D: Both b and c
Correct Answer: Both b and c ✔
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Option A: Mesenchyme
Option B: Sclerenchyma
Option C: Chlorenchyma
Option D: Mesoderm
Correct Answer: Mesenchyme ✔
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Option A: Spiral and determinate
Option B: Radial and indeterminate
Option C: Spiral and indeterminate
Option D: Radial and determinate
Correct Answer: Radial and indeterminate ✔
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Option A: Pseudocoelous
Option B: Schizocoelous
Option C: Enterocoelous
Option D: Emphicoelous
Correct Answer: Schizocoelous ✔
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Option A: All of them have blood vascular system
Option B: They may be coelomate pseudocoelomate or acoelomate
Option C: They are included in grade bilaterian
Option D: All of them have digestive system
Correct Answer: All of them have blood vascular system ✔
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Option A: Protozoa
Option B: Porifera
Option C: Echinodermata
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Echinodermata ✔
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Option A: Protozoa
Option B: Porifera
Option C: Cnidaria
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Cnidaria ✔
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Option A: Deuterosomes
Option B: Proterosomes
Option C: Hemichordates
Option D: Aschelminthes
Correct Answer: Aschelminthes ✔
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Option A: Nucleus
Option B: Chromosome
Option C: Chromatid
Option D: Chromatin body
Correct Answer: Chromatin body ✔
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Option A: Purple
Option B: Red
Option C: Pink
Option D: Blue
Correct Answer: Purple ✔
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Option A: Peptidoglycan
Option B: Proteins
Option C: Glycoproteins
Option D: Polysaccharides
Correct Answer: Peptidoglycan ✔
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Option A: Cocci
Option B: Bacilli
Option C: Mycobacterium
Option D: Mycoplasma
Correct Answer: Mycoplasma ✔
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Option A: Flagella
Option B: Pili
Option C: Both of these
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Pili ✔
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Option A: Capsule
Option B: Slime
Option C: Cell Wall
Option D: Cell membrane
Correct Answer: Slime ✔
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Option A: Cell membrane
Option B: Cell wall
Option C: Capsule
Option D: Basal body
Correct Answer: Basal body ✔
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Option A: Lophotrichus
Option B: Monotrichous
Option C: Peritrichous
Option D: Amphitrichous
Correct Answer: Amphitrichous ✔
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Option A: Cocci
Option B: Bacilli
Option C: Streptobacilli
Option D: Vibrio
Correct Answer: Cocci ✔
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Option A: Necleotide
Option B: Plasmid
Option C: Mesosome
Option D: Ribosome
Correct Answer: Plasmid ✔
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Option A: Glycogen
Option B: Lactic acid
Option C: Ammonia
Option D: Urea
Correct Answer: Lactic acid ✔
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Option A: Campylobactor
Option B: spirocheta
Option C: E-coli
Option D: Pseudomonas
Correct Answer: Campylobactor ✔
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Option A: Heterotrophic bacteria
Option B: Chemosynthetic bacteria
Option C: Photosynthetic bacteria
Option D: Saprotrophic bacteria
Correct Answer: Photosynthetic bacteria ✔
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Option A: Heterotrophic bacteria
Option B: Chemosynthetic bacteria
Option C: Saprophytic bacteria
Option D: Parasitic bacteria
Correct Answer: Parasitic bacteria ✔
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Option A: Hetrotrophic bacteria
Option B: Chemosynthetic bacteria
Option C: Saprophytic bacteria
Option D: Parasitic bacteria
Correct Answer: Chemosynthetic bacteria ✔
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Option A: Aerobic bacteria
Option B: Anaerobic bacteria
Option C: Facultative bacteria
Option D: Microaerophilic
Correct Answer: Facultative bacteria ✔
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Option A: Aerobic bacteria
Option B: Anaerobic bacteria
Option C: Facultative bacteria
Option D: Microaerophilic
Correct Answer: Anaerobic bacteria ✔
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Option A: Lag phase
Option B: Log phase
Option C: Stationary phase
Option D: Death / decline phase
Correct Answer: Log phase ✔
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Option A: Antiseptics
Option B: Disinfectants
Option C: Antibiotics
Option D: Vaccines
Correct Answer: Antiseptics ✔
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Option A: Louis Pasteur
Option B: Edward Jennar
Option C: Leuvenhoek
Option D: Alexander Fleming
Correct Answer: Louis Pasteur ✔
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Option A: Gram +ve.
Option B: Gram – ve.
Option C: Acid fast
Option D: Cellulose rich
Correct Answer: B. Gram – ve. ✔
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Option A: Flagella
Option B: Gas vesicles
Option C: Both of these
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Gas vesicles ✔
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Option A: Binary fission
Option B: Mitosis
Option C: Meiosis
Option D: Conjugation
Correct Answer: Binary fission ✔
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Option A: 100
Option B: 200
Option C: 300
Option D: 400
Correct Answer: 200 ✔
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Option A: Diplococci
Option B: Octococci
Option C: Tetrad
Option D: Sarcina
Correct Answer: Sarcina ✔
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Option A: Vibrio
Option B: Spirillum
Option C: Spirochete
Option D: Coccus
Correct Answer: Spirillum ✔
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Option A: Coccus
Option B: Bacillus
Option C: Vibrio
Option D: Spirochete
Correct Answer: Bacillus ✔
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Option A: Diplobacillus
Option B: Sarcina
Option C: Egg
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Egg ✔
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Option A: Escherichia coli
Option B: Spirochetes
Option C: Mycoplasma
Option D: Epulopiscuim
Correct Answer: Spirochetes ✔
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Option A: Gram-ive bacteria
Option B: Eubacteria
Option C: Ancient bacteria
Option D: Gram +ive bacteria
Correct Answer: Ancient bacteria ✔
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Option A: 0.1-600 um
Option B: 100-200 nm
Option C: 1.1-1.5 um (width) 2.0-6.0 um (length)
Option D: 0.75-1.25 um
Correct Answer: 1.1-1.5 um (width) 2.0-6.0 um (length) ✔
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Option A: 0.1 -600 um
Option B: 100-200 nm
Option C: 500 um
Option D: 0.75-1.25 um
Correct Answer: 500 um ✔
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Option A: Cell membrane
Option B: Chromatin bodies
Option C: Ribosomes
Option D: Capsule
Correct Answer: Capsule ✔
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Option A: A specific organism can always be found in association with a given disease
Option B: The organism can be isolated and grown in pure culture in the laboratories
Option C: The pure culture cannot produce the disease when inoculated into susceptible animal however the causative organism isolated from pure culture can do so.
Option D: It is possible to recover the organism in pure culture from the experimentally infected animals
Correct Answer: The pure culture cannot produce the disease when inoculated into susceptible animal however the causative organism isolated from pure culture can do so. ✔
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Option A: Robert Koch
Option B: Louis Pasteur
Option C: Alexander Fleming
Option D: Leeuwenhoek
Correct Answer: Leeuwenhoek ✔
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Option A: Robert Koch
Option B: Louis Pasteur
Option C: Alexander Fleming
Option D: Leeuwenhoek
Correct Answer: Leeuwenhoek ✔
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Option A: True bacteria
Option B: False bacteria
Option C: Recent bacteria
Option D: Ancient bacteria
Correct Answer: Ancient bacteria ✔
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Option A: Rhodophyta
Option B: Chlorophyta
Option C: Phaeophyta
Option D: Chrysophyta
Correct Answer: Chlorophyta ✔
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Option A: Their zygote unlike plants is protected by parental tissue
Option B: Their classification is based on pigment composition
Option C: Most of them have different morphological forms in-different stages of their life cycle
Option D: Almost all of them are aquatic
Correct Answer: Their zygote unlike plants is protected by parental tissue ✔
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Option A: Kelps
Option B: Gymnosperms
Option C: Angiosperms
Option D: Algae
Correct Answer: Algae ✔
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Option A: Radiolarians
Option B: Forams
Option C: Both of these
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Radiolarians ✔
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Option A: Chrysophyta
Option B: Phaeophyta
Option C: Pyrrophyta
Option D: Rhodophyta
Correct Answer: Rhodophyta ✔
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Option A: Actinopods
Option B: Foraminiferans
Option C: Apicomplexans
Option D: Radiolarians
Correct Answer: Foraminiferans ✔
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Option A: Phaeophyta
Option B: Rhodophyta
Option C: Pyrrophyta
Option D: Chrysophyta
Correct Answer: Phaeophyta ✔
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Option A: Pellicle
Option B: Penicle
Option C: Calcium
Option D: Cell wall
Correct Answer: Pellicle ✔
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Option A: Chrysophyta
Option B: Phaeophyta
Option C: Pyrrophyta
Option D: Rhodophyta
Correct Answer: Chrysophyta ✔
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Option A: Trichonymphas
Option B: Trypanosoma
Option C: Euglena
Option D: Radiolarians
Correct Answer: Trichonymphas ✔
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Option A: Dinoflagellates
Option B: Zooflagellates
Option C: Protozoans
Option D: Algae
Correct Answer: Zooflagellates ✔
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Option A: Ciliate
Option B: Foraniniferan
Option C: Actinopods
Option D: Apicomplexan
Correct Answer: Ciliate ✔
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Option A: True
Option B: False
Option C: May be true may be false
Option D: Unpredictable
Correct Answer: False ✔
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Option A: Unicellular
Option B: Multicellular
Option C: Both of these
Option D: Zooflagellates
Correct Answer: Unicellular ✔
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Option A: Ciliates
Option B: Apicomplexans
Option C: Actinopods
Option D: Foraminferans
Correct Answer: Apicomplexans ✔
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Option A: Diatoms
Option B: Euglenoids
Option C: Dinoflagellates
Option D: Brown algae
Correct Answer: Diatoms ✔
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Option A: Zooflagellates
Option B: Foraminferans
Option C: Aetinopods
Option D: Apicomplexans
Correct Answer: Foraminferans ✔
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Option A: Most of them are unicellular
Option B: They have blooms
Option C: Their cells are often covered with shells of interlocking cellulose plates impregnated with calcium
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Their cells are often covered with shells of interlocking cellulose plates impregnated with calcium ✔
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Option A: Chondrus
Option B: Polysiphonia
Option C: Both of these
Option D: Pinnularia
Correct Answer: Both of these ✔
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Option A: Contain mainly unicellular organisms.
Option B: Their contractile vacoule is respobsible for water regulation.
Option C: They are even capable of sexual reproduction.
Option D: Diploid nucleus being smaller is responsible for cells metabolism and growth while polyploidy nucleus functions in sexual process.
Correct Answer: Diploid nucleus being smaller is responsible for cells metabolism and growth while polyploidy nucleus functions in sexual process. ✔
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Option A: Cellulose
Option B: Starch
Option C: Glycogen
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Starch ✔
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Option A: Zooflagellates
Option B: Actinopods
Option C: Foraminifera
Option D: Apicomplexans
Correct Answer: Actinopods ✔
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Option A: Some green algae possess cell wall with cellulose
Option B: They are generally accepted as the ancestors of green plants
Option C: Chlorella is unicellular non-motile green algae
Option D: None of these
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Option A: Zooflagellates
Option B: Choanflagellates
Option C: Trypanosomoa
Option D: Trichonymphas
Correct Answer: Choanflagellates ✔
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Option A: Swarm cells
Option B: Biflagellated cells
Option C: Amoeboid reproductive cells
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: John Hogg
Option B: Ernst Haeckel
Option C: Margulis and Schwartz
Option D: Herbert Copeland
Correct Answer: Herbert Copeland ✔
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Option A: Haploid
Option B: Diploid
Option C: Triploid
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Haploid ✔
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Option A: Their members have characteristics which separate them from other kingdoms
Option B: They only include unicellular aquatic eukaryotic organisms
Option C: They do not develop from Blastula or embryo
Option D: They contain ancestors for fungi plants & animals
Correct Answer: They only include unicellular aquatic eukaryotic organisms ✔
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Option A: Dinoflagellates
Option B: Kleps
Option C: Physarum polycephalum
Option D: Phytophthora infestans
Correct Answer: Phytophthora infestans ✔
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