Kingdom Protista: The Best Kingdom! Madison, Katherine, Emma.

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Kingdom Protista: The Best Kingdom! Madison, Katherine, Emma

Characteristics Not a plant, animal, bacteria, or fungi Common characteristic: eukaryotic Most are unicellular, can be multicellular Most live in water, can live in soil or human body Move using cilia or flagella

Animal-Like Protista Heterotrophic, unicellular, most can move Some Examples are: Ciliates, Zooflagellates, Sporozoans

Plantlike Protists Autotrophs No roots, stems or leaves Some examples are: Algae, diatoms, dinoflagellates

Funguslike Protists Heterotrophs/ Decomposers Some examples are: Slime molds, water molds, mildew

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