1.________________________: All protist have ______________ a. Some have _________________________________ 2.________________________: Made up of one cell.

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1.________________________: All protist have ______________ a. Some have _________________________________ 2.________________________: Made up of one cell a. _________________ and some __________ are exceptions 3.________________________: Many are able to move a._______________________: tail-like whip b._______________________: hair-like structures c._______________________ : “false feet” 4.________________________: a.____________________ b.____________________ c.____________________ EUKARYOTICA NUCLEUS MORE THAN ONE NUCLEUS UNICELLULAR KELP ALGAE MEANS OF LOCOMOTION FLAGELLA CILIA PSEUDOPODS CLASSIFIED BY NICHE PRODUCER CONSUMER DECOMPOSER ___________ NUCLEUS FLAGELLA___________ __________ _____________________ CILIA PSEUDOPOD

1.__________________________: CONSUMERS a. Also known as ___________________ 2.__________________________: PRODUCERS 3.__________________________: DECOMPOSERS FirstAnimal

AMOEBA Observations: PARAMECIUM Observations:

STENTOR Observations: VORTICELLA Observations:

TRYPANOSOMA Observations: PLASMODIUM Observations:

EUGLENA Observations: VOLVOX Observations:

DINOFLAGELLATES Observations: DIATOM Observations:

SPIROGYRO Observations: BROWN ALGAE Observations:

1._____________________ number of species in Kingdom Protista 2.Many ___________________ are shared between animal-like protist and animals. The KEY difference is their ___________________________ a.All animals are _____________________ b.All animal-like protist are ________________ 3.___________________-term often used to describe animal-like protist. a.PROTOZOA LARGEST SIMILARITIES BODY ORGANIZATION MULTICELLULAR UNICELLULAR PROTOZOA FIRST ANIMAL ________________ ________________ AMOEBA PARAMECIUMVORTICELLADIDINIUM

1.All are ________________________: a. CAN NOT make their own ____________ 2.Most have methods of ____________________ a._____________________:Long “tail-like” projection b._____________________:Tiny _______________ extensions c._____________________:“________________” * ______________ extension from the main cell CONSUMERS FOOD MOBILITY FLAGELLA CILIAHAIR-LIKE PSEUDOPODS FALSE FEET CYTOPLASMIC

________________ ________________ 1.All producers contain __________________ and can make their own _________________. 2.Serveral differences between plants and plant-like protist: a.All plants are _____________________ b.Animal-like protist can be _____________ or _____________ c.Plants have specialized tissues for _____________________ d.Plant-like protists do not have the same _______________ or __________________________ parts as plants 3.Many “phytoplankton” are a huge ______________________ for most _____________________ animals. 4.Produce __________________ as a bi-product of photosynthesis CHLOROPHYLL FOOD MULTICELLULAR UNICELLULAR ROOTS, STEMS, LEAVES TISSUES THE SAME REPRODUCTIVE FOOD SOURCE ACQUATIC OXYGEN

1.Play an important role in the ______________________ as ________________. a.Recycle ________________ and _______________ back into the soil for __________________ use. 2.Difference between fungi and fungus-like protist is that fungus-like protist can __________________ during part of their life cycle while fungi ___________________________. ECOSYSTEM DECOMPOSERS NITROGEN CARBON PLANTS MOVE CAN NOT MOVE

_________________ PROTIST Characteristics of Kingdom Protista: _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _________________________________ __________________________ NICHE: CELL ORGANIZATION: CELL ORGANIZATION: CELL ORGANIZATION: MOBILITY: METHODS OF LOCOMOTION: EXAMPLES: ANIMAL-LIKEPLANT-LIKEFUNGUS-LIKE CONSUMER (HETEROTROPH) PRODUCER (AUTOTROPH) DECOMPOSER (HETEROTROPH) UNICELLULAR UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR UNICELLULAR FLAGELLA PSEUDOPODS CILIA FLAGELLAPSEUDOPODS FLAGELLA MOST SOME DURING CERTAIN POINTS IN LIFECYCLE ________________ _________________ ________________ _________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ _____________ ______________ _______________ ______________ _______________ EUKARYOTIC UNICELLULAR AMOEBA PARAMECIUMEUGLENA VOLVOX DIATOMSLIME MOLD__________ _____________________________________________________