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Kingdom Protista The most diverse kingdom
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Protist The protist kingdom contains the most diverse collection of organisms.
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Protist The one characteristics all protist share is that they are all eukaryotes. Their cells have a nucleus and membrane bound organelles. List 5 organelles.
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Protist Protists can be classified into 3 groups. Animal-like: they are heterotrophs Plant-like: they are autotrophic Fungus-like: they are decomposers
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Protozoa Animal-like protists are call protozoa All are unicellular All are heterotrophs All are aquatic Reproduce asexually Protozoa: Enoploplastron triloricatum
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Protozoa Classified by they way they move Cilliates: protozoa covered by hairlike structures Paramecium
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Heterotrophic Didinium eating a Paramecium
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Protozoa Flagellates- use whiplike flagella to move
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Protozoa Amoeba- move by sending out pseudopodia (false feet) and oozing around
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Protozoa Sporazoans- produce spores All are parasites Plasmodium lives in mosquitos and causes malaria
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Algae Plant-like protist are called algae Both unicellular and multicellular All are autotrophs
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Algae Algae can be classified into six groups The euglenoids, diatoms and dinoflagellates are all unicellular
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Algae The multicellular algae can be classified as green, red, or brown
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Spyra Gyra
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Kelp
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Dynoflagellate
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Euglena with red eyspot
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Molds and Mildews Fungus-like protists are the water molds, downy molds and slime molds
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Mold and Mildews All molds and mildews are decomposers
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Mold and Mildews Slime molds have the characteristics of both protozoans and fungus-like protists. During part of their life cycle they are mobile.
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