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Review of Protists…76

Contractile vacuole- a cell structure used to expel water that accumulates in certain unicellular organisms Eyespot- organelle that has sensitivity to light Flagellum- whiplike tail used for movement Pseudopod- extension of the cytoplasm that forms when the cytoplasm extends out. Used for movement in amoeba Cilia- tiny hairs used by the paramecium for movement

AMEOBA Pseudopod for movement Heterotrophs Causes dysentery and malaria

Paramecium Cilia for movement Contractile vacuole heterotrophs

EUGLENA Flagella (tail) for movement Eyespot Autotroph and heterotroph Has chloroplasts

VOLVOX in Colonies Unicellular but live in colonies, looking like multicellular Autotrophs (has chloroplasts)