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attempts to explain the evolution of 1st eukaryotes from prokaryotes
Endosymbiotic theory

No cell walls, heterotrophic, motile

protozoans

long, whip like tails

flagella

short, hairlike extensions

cilia

cytoplasmic extensions

pseudopods

unicellular, heterotrophic, non motile, no cell walls

Slime molds



large, multincleated mass of cytoplasm

plasmodial slime mold

aggregation of cells

cellular slime molds

cell walls of cellulose, autotrophic, uni or multicellular

Algae

classified by color due to pigments

algae

cell walls of chitin

fungi

haploid as adults(Kingdom)

fungi

basic cellular unit of a fungus

hypha

elaborate network of hyphae

Mycelium

filamentous cells for anchoring

rhizoids

organism that feeds from a non living or dead source

saprophytic

and organism that feeds from another living organism

parasitic

chloroplast pigments

chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, xanthrophyll, carottene

stored as starch

glucose

similarities from algae to plants

1. pigments 2. cell walls of cellulose 3. glucose as starch 4. life cycle

layer of wax

cuticle

bores on bottom of leaves

stomata

for h20 transport in leaves

xylem

for sugar transport in leaves

phloem

male sex organ, plants

antheridium

female sex organ, plants

archegonium

sex organs, plants

gametangia