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Kingdom Protista Groups Protozoan and Algae
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Systematists have split protists into many kingdoms Protists are the most diverse of all eukaryotes –Cell structure –Nutrition –Motility –Life cyles –Habitats
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General characteristics Stuck in group First eukaryotic Largest group of 6 kingdoms Multicellular and unicellular Reproduce sex and asexually Divide by mitosis Complex cilia and flagella Autotrophic and heterotrophic
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Two Major Groups Protozoans Algae “heterotrophic”“autotrophic”
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Importance of studying Protists? They are everywhere there is water! Cause diseases Part of food chain Photosynthetic…what is important product? Recycle nutrients…N, C and P
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4 major groups of protozoans 1.Sarcodina 2.Ciliophora 3.Zoomastigina (Mastigophora) 4.Sporozoa
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Sacrodina Amoeba eating a ciliate Concerns: –Amboeic dysentery: bloody diarrhea, vomiting, extreme stomach cramps, transmitted by contaminated food or water
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How do Sacrodina Move? Pseudophodia
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Sacrodina Special Characteristics Asexual or sexual Contractile vacuole Eat by Phagocytosis –See animation Unicellular Habitat –Ponds –Lakes Only in Fresh water http://highered.mcgraw- hill.com/sites/9834092339/student_view0/c hapter4/animation_- _cytoplasmic_streaming.html
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Ciliophora “The Ciliates” paramecium
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How do Ciliophora move? Cilia
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Special Characteristics Ciliophora Live in Fresh and salt water environments Respond to chemicals Trichocyst: help capture prey Micronucleus (genetic exchange thru conjugation) Contractile vacuole – –Store and remove water
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Ciliophora Examples –Bursaria –Didinium –Paramecium
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Mastigophora Move by flagella Habitat: Fresh or salt water Some are parasitic –Most live on bodies of other organisms
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Mastigophora VolvoxEuglena
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Examples of Mastigophora Trichonympha –Termites: digest cellulose…can we digest it?? Giardia –Fever Fatigue, fatal –Transmitted thru water/food from the protist: Giardia lamblia African sleeping sickness –Fever, lethargy –Bite from a tsetse fly
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Sporazoa
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No movement Produced spores that withstand harsh conditions Habitat: All parasitic
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Examples of Sporazoa Cryptospordium –Cryptosporidiosis (diarrhea) Toxoplasmosis –Toxoplasma species Malaria –destroys RBC –High fever –Delirium –Sweats and chills
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