1. Kingdom: Protista The most diverse of the 5 kingdoms Can be animal-like, plant-like or fungus-like. More than 200,000 species Classified by the different shapes, sizes & colors

2. Animal-Like Protists Protozoan are Known as animal like protists Unicellular Heterotrophs Feed on other organisms Grouped by way they move.

3. Protozoans Move #1 Cilia: hair like particles.

4. Protozoans Move #2 Flagella: whip like tail

5. Protozoans Move #3 Pseudopodia: cytoplasm extensions

6. Protozoans Move #4 Non-motile have no way of capturing food so they live as parasites.

7. Amoeba: Phylum Sarcodia No cell walls Pseudopodia (cytoplasm feet): means for movement Engulfs bits of food Blob like-change shape constantly Amoeba outer cells are made of Calcium Carbonate Some amoebas live in salt water, Few are found in freshwater

8. Amoebas Foraminiferan Radiolarian

9. Flagellates: Phylum Zoomastigina Have 1 or more flagella Some species are parasites/ others helpful. ie: termites. ie: African Sleeping Sickness

10. African Sleeping Sickness Transmitted by tsetse fly (lives only in Africa) Fever, lethargy, mental deterioration, coma

11. Tsetse fly

13. Trypanosoma cruzi Chagas’ Disease Transmitted by “kissing bugs” –cone bugs Fever and severe heart damage

15. Leishmania donovani Transmitted by sand flies Disfiguring skin sores Can be fatal

17. Ciliates: Phylum Ciliophora Move by beating cilia Found in every kind of aquatic habitat Ponds, streams, oceans & sulfur Ex: Paramecium

18. Paramecium Parts

19. Sporozoans: Phylum Sporozoa Parasitic Non-motile Produce many spores Best known member:Plasmodium Causes malaria- transferred by mosquito’s

20. Malaria: Plasmodium Transferred by mosquitoes Kills 2-4 million people/yr. Treatments now Organ: Liver

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22. Life cycle

23. Plant-Like Protists Multi-cellular photosynthetic protist Characteristics of Plant Like Protist 1. Look like plants – no roots, stems/leaves 2. Contains chlorophyll 3. Classified by pigment colors

24. Algae classified by 6 phyla 3: euglenoids, diatoms, & dinoflagellates 3: unicellular members: Green, Red & Brown Algae

25. Euglenoids: Phylum Euglenophyta Unicellular Plant like: chlorophyll Animal like: responsive movement 1 or 2 flagella

26. Euglena Body Eye Spot detects enough light to find food Makes Green Whip-like tail

27. Diatoms: Phylum Bacillariophyta Shells: small pillbox w/ lids, made of silica Make up large number of plankton When die: sinks to ocean floor Dredge/Mine Toothpaste, paints Pavement lines

28. Diatoms

29. Dinoflagellates: Phylum Dinoflagellata Also called: Spinning Algae/Fire Algae Look like helmets & suits of armor Cause red tides: produce toxins Oceans turn red/orange Kills tons of fish

30. Red Tides

31. Red Algae: Phylum Rhodophyta Red seaweed Tropical waters along rocky coast Holdfast attach to seaweed to rock Deep waters w/ lots of pigments

32. Brown Algae: Phylum Phaeophyta 1500 species all live in salt water Kelp most common Anchor w/ holdfast Body of kelp called thallus Thallus 3 parts: holdfast stipe blade

33. Brown Algae The largest and most complex of brown algae are kelp.

34. Green Algae: Phylum Chlorophyta Most diverse. 7000 species Most species live in fresh water Others: Pond water, ocean, moist soil tree trunks

35. Slime Molds Animal-like & Fungi-like Classified by reproduce Beautiful colors Live in cool moist shady places

36. 2 major types of Slime Molds 1. Plasmodial Slime Mold: phylum: Myxomycota 2. Cellular Slime Mold phylum: Asrasiomycota

37. Fungi-Like Protists Groups of slime molds & Water Molds Reproduce: Form delicate structures on food supplies Obtain energy by decomposing organic material.

38. Water & Downy Molds phylum Oomycota Live in water or moist places Appear fuzzy & white on decaying material