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This question has 3 parts. 0/1 point Imagine it's the year 2050. You are part of the ground-breaking team that led an expedition to a newly discovered exoplanet inhabited by various forms of life, Your team is overwhelmed with how to identify so many novel organisms, so you suggest trying to use some of the common organism groups from Earth's tree of life to get started. Everyone agrees this is a good first step. Part 1 Your team member hands you the first species they collected for identification. It has what appears to be a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles when viewed under a microscope, and is moving around. At this point, which groups could this species potentially be included in? Select all that apply. D "Protist" O Plant O Virus CO Animal Fungus Part2 Upon further observation, you realize that while the species seems to have a cell membrane, there is no cell wall present. But oddly, the organism (which you now see has a slightly green color) is not ingesting the small particles of organic matter floating by...rather, it appears that it might make its own food using some sort of photosynthetic organelles. Based on this information, which group does the mystery species most likely belong to? ' "Protist" O Virus ' Fungus Animal Plant Part 3 Explain your reasoning for choosing the group in Part 2. BoegFruy Tt 0 / 10000 Word Limit