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Protists
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Kingdom: Protista 2 general categories2 general categories –______-like protists
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Animal-like protists _ Phyla_ Phyla –_______ –Zoomastigina –Sarcodina –Sporozoa
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Protist Rock NOT protest
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Phylum: Ciliophora All have cilia “_______” Ex. Paramecium- have a ________- Clear elastic protein surrounding the cell membrane
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Obtaining food Oral Groove, to mouth Pore, ________ –Indentation on one side, –Cilia guide food
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Food vacuoles –Form at base of gullet –Break off and are fused with ______
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Anal Pore –Waste materials in _______ fuse to cell membrane and are released to the outside
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Water excretion- Contractile vacuole –When filled, “______” and squeezes water out
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_________: Protein Harpoon
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Phylum: Zoomastigina All have _______ “Flagellates” Ex. Giardia
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Aka. __________ because of plantlike protists with flagella Absorb food through cell membrane
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Phylum: Sporozoa Not ______ Reproduce using spores Ex. __________ -causes malaria
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How Malaria works Mosquito bite injects spores ________ Infects liver & blood cells Merozoites some can form into gametocytes ______ cells give off toxins Chills & fever
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Phylum: Sarcodina Move using ________ “False Foot”
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The Amoeba in 3D – notice the pseudopods
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Amoeba surround and engulf their food… the process is called phagocytosis.
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Pseudopod is used for _________
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An Amoeba eating a Paramecium.
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Group has… Amoebas __________ Radiolarians –SiO 2
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and Foraminifers White cliffs of Dover _______
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Harmful relationships ____________ African Sleeping sickness
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Trypanosoma- Destroys blood cells Infects tissue Causes fever chills rash Attacks _______ system
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_______ Disease
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Entamoeba ______ dysentery
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Helpful relationships Trichonympha Protist in ______ Produce cellulase
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Plant-like Protists 6 Phyla- –Euglenophyta –Pyrrophyta –_________ –Phylum Bacillariophyta
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–Acrasiomycota –____________ “Slime Molds”
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Phylum: Euglenophyta __________ set them apart Ex. Euglena
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Flagella present Can be a _________
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Red eyespot –______ vs. Dark –Why would you want this?
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Phylum: Pyrrophyta Fire Protists –Luminescent BIO “Dinoflagellates”
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RED TIDE –________ of dinoflagellates
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Toxins cause paralysis ________ in it Ok Eating shell fish NO! -toxins build up over time
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Phylum: Chrysophyta “______ Protists” 2 classes
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Yellow green algae Golden brown algae Make _____, two ______, form cysts in extreme enviroments
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Phylum Bacillariophyta Diatoms Very abundant Look like glass __________ earth
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Slime Molds Organisms look _____ like Organisms make mold masses and spores
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Phylum: Acrasiomycota _______ slime molds
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Life begins like amoeba Group together for food & _________
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1. Cellular Slime Molds
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Phylum: Myxomycota _______ Slime Molds
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Plasmodium (not to be confused with plasmodia)
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plasmodium Contain _______ of nuclei in a single cell Produce spores Spores are flagellated
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Brum et al, 1994 2. Plasmodial Slime Molds Sporangia - stalked fruiting bodies Shirley Owens, Center for Electron Optics, Michigan State University Plasmodia have syncytial structure- One huge cell with many nuclei
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Fuligo septica Dog vomit slime mold
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Myxomycota http://biodidac.bio.uottawa.ca/ftp/BIODIDAC/ Protista/Myxomyco/diagbw/Myxo005b.gif
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Blooms -rapid growths with nutrients -_____ ___ __ Harmful relationships
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RED TIDE –Accumulation of dinoflagellates
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Helpful Helpful relationships _____ & dinoflagellates
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Giant Clams & Dinoflagellates Tridacna gigas Using sunlight together
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Phytoplankton ____ of all earth’s photosynthesis is in the ocean____ of all earth’s photosynthesis is in the ocean Bottom of food chainBottom of food chain
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