 Eukaryote  Live in moist environments  3 types: animal-like, plant-like, fungus-like

 Also called algae  Autotrophs  6 types

 Unicellular  Used in furniture polish

 Unicellular  2 flagella  Many glow in the dark  Cause of the red tide

 Green  Unicellular  Heterotrophs under certain conditions  Example organism: euglena

 Multicellular  Used in ice cream and hair conditioner (carrageenan)

 Most are unicellular  Most live in fresh water, some live on land on rocks and tree bark

 Commonly called seaweeds  Example organism: kelp

 Heterotrophs  Most move  Also called protozoans  Unicellular  Classified into 4 groups based on how they move

 Definition: temporary bulges of the cell  Example organism: ameoba

 Definition: hair-like projections from cells that move in a wave-like motion  Example organism: paramecium

 Definition: long whip-like tail used for movement  Example organism: Giardia

 Move in a variety of ways  Example organism: Plasmodium

 Heterotrophs  Have cell walls  Use spores to reproduce (spores are tiny cells that can grow into a new organism)  3 types E