Match the phyla to the super group Excavata 2.Archaeplastida 3. S.A.R. 4. Unikonta ___________) Slime Mold ___________) Trypanosoma ___________) Plasmodium _____________) Green Algae _____________) Alveolate

Match the phyla to the super group Excavata 2.Archaeplastida 3. S.A.R. 4. Unikonta _____) Slime Mold _) Trypanosoma _) Plasmodium _) Green Algae _______) Alveolate

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Match the phyla to the super group

Excavata 2.Archaeplastida 3. S.A.R. 4. Unikonta

___________) Slime Mold

___________) Trypanosoma

___________) Plasmodium

_____________) Green Algae

_____________) Alveolate

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