1. Warm-Up Tues 2/14
Which substance was better at blocking the growth of bacteria? Explain. (The words zone of inhibition MUST be in your answer).

2. Warm-Up Wed 2/15 A B
Carefully examine figures A & B above. Describe the type of bacterial reproduction occurring in each picture. You MUST include the following words: sexual, asexual, pilli, binary fission, conjugation, genetic information

3. To be successful today…
Turn in Microbes Lab
BYOD Color of the day is Phones are in put away in backpacks

4. Kingdom Posters
Colorful & Informative Representation of your kingdom that creatively gives an answer to all the categories
Include at least 3 drawings of organisms from your kingdom

5. Groups 1 & 5: Kingdoms Archaebacteria & Eubacteria
Groups 2 & 6: Kingdoms Plantae & Animalia
Groups 3 & 7: Kingdom Protista
Groups 4 & 8: Kingdom Fungi

6. To be successful today…
Pick up Warm-up Sheet
Pull out Protist notes
BYOD Color of the day is Phones are in put away in backpacks

7. The World of Protists “Protozoa”
A collage by Robert Magginetti made around His collection of collages combine natural history with a wide variety of images. Collectively they represent the varied and often contradictory elements of American culture.

8. Protists: What’s in the Water? Movie Trailer

9. What are Protists? Any organism that is NOT a plant, animal or fungus.
All Eukaryotic (complex with nucleus & organelles)
Most unicellular, some multicellular.

10. Where are Protists found?
Live in aquatic environments
fresh water
salt water
inside organisms

11. Classified by the way they obtain nutrition.
Animal-like
Plant-like
Fungus-like
Heterotrophs
Autotrophs
Heterotrophs

12. Characteristics of Animal-like protists
Euglena
They are classified by the way they move:
a) pseudopods
b) flagella or cilia
c) some are parasitic
Paramecium
Amoeba

13. Movement of Protozoans

14. Plant-like protists
Contain chlorophyll--but no roots, stems, or leaves
Ex: algae or phytoplankton

15. dinoflagellate
euglena
diatom
Red algae
Green algae

16. Plant Like Protists

17. Fungus-like Protists Decompose organic materials
Downy mildew on soybeans
Slime mold

18. Ecological Role of Protists
Plankton ( plant-like protists):
Food source for larger sea animals: 1st link in ocean’s food chain
Produce 70% of Earth’s oxygen

19. Ecological Use of Protists
Human use:
Sushi wraps
Agar plates
Ice Cream
Algal bloom

20. Ecological Role of Protists
May live symbiotically with other organisms
Trichonympha- digestive system of termites

21. Protists can cause very serious diseases
Amebic dysentery: a parasitic disease of the large intestine.
African sleeping sickness:
A parasitic disease of the blood and spinal fluid

22. Malaria: parasitic disease in red blood cells
Giardiasis: Parasitic intestinal disease
Malaria: parasitic disease in red blood cells