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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch26_1.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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key concept 26.1 Eukaryotes Acquired Features from Both Archaea and Bacteria life11e_ch26_2.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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The modern eukaryotic cell arose in several steps life11e_ch26_3.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Chloroplasts have been transferred among eukaryotes several times life11e_ch26_4.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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key concept 26.2 Major Lineages of Eukaryotes Diversified in the Precambrian life11e_ch26_6.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Alveolates have sacs under their cell membranes life11e_ch26_7.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Stramenopiles typically have two unequal flagella, one with hairs life11e_ch26_8.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Rhizarians typically have long, thin pseudopods life11e_ch26_9.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Excavates began to diversify about 1.5 billion years ago life11e_ch26_10.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Amoebozoans use lobe-shaped pseudopods for locomotion life11e_ch26_11.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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key concept 26.3 Protists Reproduce Sexually and Asexually life11e_ch26_13.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Some protists reproduce without sex and have sex without reproduction life11e_ch26_14.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Some protist life cycles feature alternation of generations life11e_ch26_15.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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key concept 26.4 Protists Are Critical Components of Many Ecosystems life11e_ch26_17.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Phytoplankton are primary producers life11e_ch26_18.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Some microbial eukaryotes are deadly life11e_ch26_19.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Some microbial eukaryotes are endosymbionts life11e_ch26_20.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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We rely on the remains of ancient marine protists life11e_ch26_21.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch26_23.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch26_24.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch26_25.html57b45e0b757a2e3477000000
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