Protista By Lindsay, Stephanie, and Margaux =]. Protista Defined eukaryotic one- celled living organisms distinct from multicellular plants and animals:

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Protista By Lindsay, Stephanie, and Margaux =]

Protista Defined eukaryotic one- celled living organisms distinct from multicellular plants and animals: protozoa, slime molds, and eukaryotic algae

Characteristics shared by Protists  They exist as a single cell  Very diverse  Classified by nutrition, pigments, carbohydrate food reserves, flagella, cell wall components, and their environments

Phyla of Protista!! Whoo! Phylum Apicomplexa – parasites Phylum Myxozoa - parasites of invertebrates and lower vertebrates Phylum Ciliophora - have cilia, diverse large group

Species of Protists Ciliates Flagellates Oodinium

Bibliography ♥ uglena_400X.jpg uglena_400X.jpg THE END!! WHOO!!