1. Protista
[By Ayrton and Devin]

2. Different Protists Foraminigerans plasmodial slime mold green algae
red algae
brown algae
Sporazoans
water molds
unicellular flagellates.

3. Foraminifera Forams: members of the Phylum Foraminifera.
Snail-like shells
Characterized by tests.
Move using Pseudopodia
Nutrition: Heterotrophic
Prey

4. Myxomycota Plasmodial slime molds Phylum of Myxomycota Plasmodium
Movement
Many Nuclei
Divides

5. Green Algae Phylum Chlorphyta
Can be unicellular or cellular organisms.
Examples: Chlamydomonas and Ulva
Freshwater and marine inertial zones.
Others:
are part of marine plankton
Damp soil
Photosynthetic protists

6. Red Algae Phylum Rhodophyta Warm ocean water Multicellular Phycobilins
Make possible to thrive in greater depths.
Slippery or has a lot of holes
Ancient group of eukaryotes ?

7. Brown Algae Phylum Phaephyta Shallow waters
Example: Marcocystis
Shallow waters
Provider of other organisms
Flattened blades

8. Sporazoans Phylum Sporozoa Parasites Infect animals
Example: plasmodium;
malaria- causing parasite
Infect animals
Clustered at one end
Form resistant spores

9. Oomycota Oomycetes- members of Phylum Oomycota Water molds
Grow among dead
Two Flagella
Example: Phytophthora infestans

10. Zoomastigina Phylum Zoomastigina Unicellular flagellates Flagellum
Move using flagella
Examples: Trichonympha and Trypanosomes

11. LIFE CYCLES

12. They reproduces asexually and sexually
Foraminifera
They reproduces asexually and sexually

13. Myxomycota

14. Algae: All colors

15. Sporazoans

16. Oomycota

17. Zoomastigina