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Amoeba Cell division by pseudopod Movement: Forms “_____________” by pushing the cell membrane with the cytoplasm Nutrition: Surrounds and engulfs food particles in a process called Reproduction Cell division by Specialized Needs Has a “pump” to get rid of excess water called the phagocytosis binary fission contractile vacuole How do you think the false feet help the Amoeba get food? Allows it to engulfs the particle

Nutrition: Euglena Photosynthesis Movement: Uses a whip-like “tail” called a ____ Nutrition: Makes its own food using the sun’s energy by the process of Reproduction Cell division by Specialized Needs Has a sensory structure called to help detect light Flagella Photosynthesis binary Fission Stigma -eyespot Why would the euglena need to be able to detect light ? So it can carry out photosynthesis

Volvox colony Photosynthesis Movement: Flagella Nutrition: Each cell has 2 ____________________. The flagella move together to move the colony. Nutrition: Use the sun’s energy to produce its own food by Reproduction Cell division by ______________________________ Each colony produced “daughter” colonies. Specialized Needs Each cell has an __________________________to detect light. Photosynthesis Gonidia –repeated mitosis Stigma -eyespot colony Volvox is actually a ___________________organism. This means that it consists of hundreds of unicellular organisms living together.

Paramecium: Cilia binary Fission Movement: What might happen to the paramecium if it weren’t able to get rid of excess water? Paramecium would burst Movement: Uses thousands of tiny hairs called __________________________ Nutrition: Uses cilia to sweep food into the ____________ Where it enters the cell and is ______________ Reproduction Cell division by _________________________ Specialized Needs Has a “pump” to get rid of excess water called the _________________________ Cilia oral groove then to the mouth digested binary Fission contractile vacuole