BY: Emily Joffe, Lauren Zollicoffer, Cailin Gore, Lindsey Feinstein.

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BY: Emily Joffe, Lauren Zollicoffer, Cailin Gore, Lindsey Feinstein

There was Pamela the Protozoan… she had two other friends Paige and Paisley Pamela PaigePaisley

Soil microorganisms Benefit the growth of plants and the health of the larger ecosystem Unicellular eukaryotes Live in water-filled pores Reproduce by binary fission Located near the roots of plants Allow plants to absorb additional nutrients to perform daily functions

Protozoa Function in Environment Protozoa consume bacteria Protozoa control the decomposition rate and maintain the nitrogen cycle in the soil

Nitrogen Cycle

The Effect of Greenhouse Gases Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that comes from fossil fuels Nitrous oxide, sulfur dioxide, and menthol gas come from the burning of fuel as well For every gallon of gas burned, pounds of these gases are produced and leaked into the atmosphere Moisture in the air increases effects of chemicals When nitrous oxide and sulfur dioxide from the exhaust mix with water and oxygen in the atmosphere, it produces ACID RAIN

How Pollution Affects Soil When too much car exhaust is close to the water pores, the soil becomes more acidic If this happens the pH level of the soil will decrease pH measures the acidity or basicity of the substance

While Pamela was having a conversation with her friends she realized, there was something above her head about to capture her and her friends. What is that above your head Paisley? OMG! What’s happening

Paisley was then captured by the soil extractor abandoning her friends for the humans Hey Paige, where are you? According my phone’s GPS I am N: degrees and W: degrees I hope what happened to Paisley doesn’t happen to us! Me too!

RING! RING! RING! No! Its happening to me Paige! What ever happened to Paisley is happening to me! Help!!! Hello? Are you ok Pamela? NO! Pamela!! Soon, Pamela then realizes she is also being taken away by the humans and immediately calls Paige.

What do I do now? I’m the only one left. The humans can’t take me away! Paige thought….

No! It’s happening to me too! No! It’s happening to me too! Bye home! I will miss you! Paige then noticed the humans were also taking her away

I missed you guys! Me too! Me three! I don’t know Where are the humans? When will they be back? Probably later or tomorrow

What just happened to us ? I think we just went through the process of protozoa extraction I don’t understand what just happened… will someone explain?

Paisley then explained what really happened… Once the soil dried after 24 hours, we were placed into a cup with 1mm nylon mesh, the soil was then sifted to 9.8 grams. Then we were placed into a clean petri-dish But I think someone added distilled water to my petri dish

Oh! Your right…. That’s the next step the humans did to saturate the soil. They added 20 mL of distilled water. 20 mL

But we couldn’t communicate for 7 hours…? I know, the soil needed to sit for 7 hours in order for the extraction to work. Then the humans made a tool called a Uhlig extractor.

But then I was placed into another petri dish with clean distilled water. yes you’re correct… they added 30 mL of distilled water to the bottom of the petri dish. Then we were scooped into the uhlig extractor and sat for 24 hours. Oh… That’s why I thought I was falling!

But paisley, why were we so cold? Then we had to be filtered one more time Because we were put into a refrigerator.

I felt the humans staring at me though The humans were counting the total number of protozoa on a microscope slide

Population Density of Protozoa in the Soil based on Proximity to Car Exhaust Soil Sample # of protozoa in 1 gram of soil Plot A Trial Plot B Trial Plot C Trial Plot A Trial Plot B Trial Plot C Trial Plot A Trial Plot B Trial Plot C Trial Average Population Density of Protozoa Based on Proximity to Car Exhaust Plot Average number of protozoa in 1 gram of soil A B C308835

Graphs Bar GraphScatter Plot

Conclusions

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