Kingdom Protista – Plant-Like Protists

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Kingdom Protista – Plant-Like Protists What are the similarities and differences among the groups of plant-like protists?

Phylum Euglenophyta - Euglenophytes Have two flagella – similar to zooflagellates Live in ponds and lakes Resemble animal-like zooflagellates, but they contain chlorophyll and have a cell wall Photosynthesize

Phylum Pyrrophyta - Dinoflagellates Have two flagella Live in ocean Have grooves that contain flagella and cell wall made of cellulose Photosynthetic/Heterotrophic

Phylum Chrysophyta - Chrysophytes Transported in water Live in ocean Contain bright yellow pigments and have cell walls of pectin Photosynthetic

Phylum Bacillariophyta - Diatoms Transported in water Live in ocean Shaped like a petri dish and cell walls have fine lines and patterns Photosynthetic

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