When protists and fungi are compared which feature is unique to protists? a) spores. b) hyphae. c) flagella. d) pseudopods

The right option is; D) pseudopods

When protists and fungi are compared, pseudopods is the feature that is unique to protists.

Protists are a group of eukaryotic organisms that are not fungi, plants, or animals. Protists are microscopic, unicellular, and have a highly organized cell with a true nucleus and membrane bound organelles. The formation of pseudopodia (a locomotory organelle) on the frontal edge of the cell of protists which pulls the cell along is a unique characteristic of protists that cannot be found in fungi. Examples of protists include; amoeba, rhizaria, forams, and radiolaria.

The correct answer is option D) pseudopods

When protists and fungi are compared then pseudopods is the unique feature found only in the Protists.

Hypae, flagella and spores are common in both protists and fungi. This can be seen in Amoeba.

Psedopods are called as false feet which is used to move from one place to another. This forms on the frontal side of the cell which pulls the cell in the front side.