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KINGDOM PROTEZOA EUKARYA UNICELLULAR, except algae LET’S REVIEW: THEY ARE IN THE _______________ DOMAIN TRAITS: -______________________________________ (think cells) -___________________________________(think cell parts) -______________________________________ (think niche) -_________________________ (think how they get energy) EUKARYA UNICELLULAR, except algae NUCLEUS, and other cell parts PRODUCERS- CONSUMERS- DECOMPOSERS SOME HAVE MOBILITY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOfY26qdbU0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWItglvTiLc

CHARACTERISTICS OF KINGDOM PROTISTA ________________________: All protist have ______________ a. Some have _________________________________ ________________________: Made up of one cell a. _________________ and some __________ are exceptions ________________________: Many are able to move _______________________: tail-like whip _______________________: hair-like structures _______________________ : “false feet” ________________________: ____________________ EUKARYOTIC A NUCLEUS MORE THAN ONE NUCLEUS UNICELLULAR ___________ NUCLEUS KELP ALGAE MEANS OF LOCOMOTION ___________ FLAGELLA FLAGELLA CILIA PSEUDOPODS __________ _____________________ CILIA CLASSIFIED BY NICHE PRODUCER PSEUDOPOD CONSUMER DECOMPOSER

3 PHYLA OF PROTIST ANIMAL-LIKE PROTIST Protazoa PLANT-LIKE PROTIST __________________________: CONSUMERS a. Also known as ___________________ __________________________: PRODUCERS __________________________: DECOMPOSERS Protazoa First Animal PLANT-LIKE PROTIST FUNGUS-LIKE PROTIST

The “3” To Know EUGLENA PARAMECIUM AMOEBA PRODUCER CONSUMER CONSUMER STRUCTURE OF A PARAMECIUM STRUCTURE OF AN AMOEBA PROTIST NAME: NICHE MEANS OF MOBILITY UNIQUE TRAITS EUGLENA PARAMECIUM AMOEBA PRODUCER CONSUMER CONSUMER FLAGELLA CILIA PSEUDOPOD EYE SPOT MOUTH & CONTRACTILE VACUOLE FOOD & CONTRACTILE VACUOLE

________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ANIMAL-LIKE PROTIST _____________________ number of species in Kingdom Protista Many ___________________ are shared between animal-like protist and animals. The KEY difference is their ___________________________ All animals are _____________________ All animal-like protist are ________________ ___________________-term often used to describe animal-like protist. PROTOZOA LARGEST SIMILARITIES BODY ORGANIZATION MULTICELLULAR UNICELLULAR PROTOZOA FIRST ANIMAL AMOEBA PARAMECIUM VORTICELLA DIDINIUM ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________

ANIMAL-LIKE PROTIST CONSUMERS All are ________________________: a. CAN NOT make their own ____________ Most have methods of ____________________ _____________________:Long “tail-like” projection _____________________:Tiny _______________ extensions _____________________:“________________” * ______________ extension from the main cell http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/warm-weather-stirs-amoeba-warning-100150393.html FOOD MOBILITY FLAGELLA CILIA HAIR-LIKE PSEUDOPODS FALSE FEET CYTOPLASMIC

________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ PLANT-LIKE PROTIST All producers contain __________________ and can make their own _________________. Serveral differences between plants and plant-like protist: All plants are _____________________ Plant-like protist can be _____________ or _____________ Plants have specialized tissues for _____________________ Plant-like protists do not have the same _______________ or __________________________ parts as plants Many “phytoplankton” are a huge ______________________ for most _____________________ animals. Produce __________________ as a bi-product of photosynthesis CHLOROPHYLL FOOD MULTICELLULAR MULTICELLULAR UNICELLULAR ROOTS, STEMS, LEAVES TISSUES THE SAME REPRODUCTIVE FOOD SOURCE ACQUATIC OXYGEN ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________

FUNGUS-LIKE PROTIST ECOSYSTEM Play an important role in the ______________________ as ________________. Recycle ________________ and _______________ back into the soil for __________________ use. Difference between fungi and fungus-like protist is that fungus-like protist can __________________ during part of their life cycle while fungi ___________________________. DECOMPOSERS NITROGEN CARBON PLANTS MOVE CAN NOT MOVE

EUKARYOTIC UNICELLULAR ANIMAL-LIKE PLANT-LIKE FUNGUS-LIKE PROTIST Characteristics of Kingdom Protista: _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _________________________________ __________________________ NICHE: CELL ORGANIZATION: MOBILITY: METHODS OF LOCOMOTION: EXAMPLES: EUKARYOTIC UNICELLULAR ANIMAL-LIKE PLANT-LIKE FUNGUS-LIKE PRODUCER (AUTOTROPH) ________________ _________________ DECOMPOSER (HETEROTROPH) ________________ _________________ _________________ ________________ _________________ CONSUMER (HETEROTROPH) ________________ _________________ UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR ________________ UNICELLULAR UNICELLULAR ________________ MOST DURING CERTAIN POINTS IN LIFECYCLE _____________________________________________ SOME ________________ ________________ FLAGELLA PSEUDOPODS CILIA ______________ _______________ ________________ FLAGELLA PSEUDOPODS FLAGELLA ______________ _______________ __________ _____________ AMOEBA PARAMECIUM _________________________ EUGLENA VOLVOX DIATOM _______________ SLIME MOLD