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1 Protists Mr. Fox 7th Grade Science

2 Protists A group of organisms that don’t fit anywhere else.
Common Characteristics Cells have a nucleus All live in moist places

3 3 Groups of Protists 1. Animal-like protists are called Protozoans
All are heterotrophs, cannot make food Most can move around All are unicellular

4 Protozoans Continued Sarcodines move with a pseudopod. Ex: Amoeba
Cilliates – Move about using cillia, hairlike structures on their cell membrane. Ex: Paramecium Flagellates – move using a flagella, whip like tail on their cell membrane.

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6 Flagellates and Termites
Termite intestines contain Flagellates Flagellates help them digest wood, termite protects it. Mutual cooperation , both organisms benefit each other Called mutualism

7 Protozoans Continued Sporozoans – All are parasites, they live on other organisms. Plasmodium is a sporozoan that causes Malaria in humans.

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9 Groups of Protists 2. Fungus like protists – are heterotrophs, have cell walls, use spores to reproduce. Can move at some point in their lives.

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11 Groups of Protists 3. Plant like protists – commonly called Algae. All are autotrophs. Can be multicellular. Euglenoids – Green mobile algae. They can be heterotrophs under certain conditions. Usually are autotrophs.

12 Task (possibly homework)
Page 88 and 89. List the other 5 types of algae and a brief description and example.


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