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This question has 3 parts. 0/1 point earned One of the graduate students in your research lab, Jordan, just got back from a trip to the Amazon rainforest, one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. While Jordan was able to collect several organism samples with the lab's research permit, they are having trouble identifying one of the more unique specimens as a plant, fungus, or animal. Your assistance is needed! Part 1 Your first strategy is to reorient yourself with the basic traits of plants, fungi, and animals. You think this will give you a better idea of what organism you are looking at. Drag and drop each trait to show whether it can be found in plants, fungi, and/or animals. All options will be used, and some will be used more than once. Plants Fungi Animals b----4 | Ingest food | | Ghitin-rich cell walls | | Contractile proteins that move the body | | Cuticle and stomata | Absorb food Single, posterior flagellum (at some point in life cycle) Cellulose-rich walls | Obtain food via photosynthesis | | Cell membrane | | Multicellular forms have hyphae | Part 2