Question

trace evolutionary relationship among protists;

Answer 1

Answer:

ok sure mate

Explanation:

These simple plant-like protists have DNA that is very similar to the genetic material of cyanobacteria. This similarity helps show the evolutionary connection between cyanobacteria and algae - the more simple cyanobacteria is an evolutionary ancestor of both red and green algae.

Answer 2

Explanation:

You know the basics of what plants, animals, and fungi are, but what about those eukaryotic organisms that don't quite fit within these groups? Within our system of classification, these organisms fall into the Protista kingdom. Protists are eukaryotic, mostly unicellular, and mostly aquatic. 'Eukaryotic' means that they have cells with a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles and are similar to the cells that make up our bodies. Because they are eukaryotic, protists fall within the domain Eukarya. Most protists are unicellular, meaning they are only made of one cell. However, some protists are multicellular and are made of more than one cell. Most are aquatic, meaning that they live in the water.