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What kind of microorganisms live in this lake?
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We should know about the members of ;
KINGDOM PROTISTA
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LET’S MEET PROTISTS... They are unicellular & very simple multicellular organisms. All are eukaryotes. Because they have distinct membrane enclosed nuclei & organels... They live in places e.g. fresh water ponds, streams, sea and the soil. Some parasitic forms live within bodies of other organisms They may reproduce sexually or asexually.
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HOW DO THEY MOVE ? Many protists have a special structure to move;
# Flagella kamçı # Cilia sil # False feet yalancı ayak # Some non-motile...hareketsiz
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HOW DO THEY GET THEİR FOOD?
# Ways of obtaining food are so different Some are autotrophs & produce their own food [ EUGLENA / ALGAE ] Some are heterotrophs... [AMOEBA, PARAMECIUM, SLIME MOLD] 3. Some are parasites.
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TYPES OF PROTISTA ANIMAL- LIKE PROTISTS :
# Amoebas kökayaklılar # Flagellates kamçılılar # Ciliates silliler # Sporozoans sporlular PLANT - LIKE PROTISTS; ALGAE FUNGUS – LIKE PROTISTS; (Slime molds & water molds)
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are present. Ameobas divide into 2 new cells by binary fussion.
1. ANIMAL – LIKE PROTISTS a. AMOEBAS amoeba The extention of the cell membrane and cytoplasm is known as pseudopodium. (false feet). This helps them move and capture food. Contractile & food vacuole are present. Ameobas divide into 2 new cells by binary fussion.
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b. FLAGELLATES (euglena) They live in fresh water
ponds. They have flagella to move. As euglena has chloroplast, it is autotrophic. They have food & contractile vacuole. They are divided into 2 new cells by binary fission.
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c. CILIATES; (paramecium)
Ciliates have small hairlike projections called cilia for moving. Food vacuole forms around the incoming food.After food is digested, wastes are sent into the water. They are unique in having 2 types of nuclei; # single macronucleus for everyday activities # micronucleus for sexual reproduction
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d. SPOROZOANS; They are non–motile. They reproduce by spores. They’re
parasitic.Plasmodium cause malaria.NO contractile vacuole
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