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all protists have

a nucleus

if an organism is unicellular and has mitochondria, it MUST have

a nucleus

psuedopodia are used for

movement

when paramecia join together to exchange genetic material, it is called

conjugation

giardisis is spread by

water

african sleeping sickness is caused by

tsetse flies

what are some examples of human diseases caused by protists

amebiasis


malaria


dysentry


giardia

the symptoms of malaria incluse

headache


fatigue


chills


fever

protist that causes malria and reproduces in the red blood cells of a

human

the plasmodium that develops in mosquitos and injected into humans is in the stage called

sporozoite

diatoms are the most abundant, diverse, and wide spread protist and are of great value bc

produce oxygen for oceans, atmosphere


eaten by heterotrophs


produce diatomaceous earth used in cleaning products, metal polish, paint, toothpaste

environmental roles of protists

oxygen


base of food webs


symbiotic relationships

protists can move using

psudopodia


flagella


cilia

agal blooms caused by high concentrations of aquatic

nutrients

algae can be

multicellular


unicellular


colonial


filamentous

algae can be found in

rivers


lakes


oceans

which traits do green algae and plants have in common

photosynthetic pigments


store starch as food


cell walls made of cellulose

which type of algae are most like plants

multicellular

although algae are rather unspecialized , they have special structures for

anchoring to the ocean bottom


reproduction


movement

which is not a characteristic of algae used to classify them

form of food storage



which are ways to classify algae

type of pigments


composition of cell wall


habitat where they live

chlorophyta aka

green algae

what is not a characteristic of the phylum chlorophyta

only found in unicellular forms

characteristics of chlorophyta

chlorophylls a and b


cell walls made of cellulose


food stored as starch

protist that produces most photosynthetic for heterotrphs on earth are the

algaes

euglena is an example of a protist that

both autotrophic and heterotrophic

where would u most likely find a slime mold

wood chip pile

which HETEROTROPHIC protist r you most likely to find in a freshwater pond

paramecium

example of autotrophic protists

volvox


euglena


diatoms

examples of heterotrophic protists

stentor


amoeba


paramecium


vorticella

which protists were in the fish tank

green algae


amoeba


paramecium

what are some examples of diseases caused by viruses

aids


rabies


leukemia


hepatitus

10 million tons of which protists are consumed in asain diets each year

kelp

contractile vacuoles in paramecium are used for taking in

water

apicomplexa

disease causing


paracitic

which of these members of the phylum apicomplexa can cause diease in humans

plasmodium


toxoplasma


cryptosporidium


the largest protist is a multicellular brown algae that can grow to more than 200 ft long is called

kelp

an important product from red and brown algae is

agar


kombu


alginate


carrageenan

extracts from protists are used in the production of

cosmetics


ice cream


gel-caps


textiles

which phylum caused most human deaths vs any other protist

apicomplexa

increase of aquatic nutrients in an ecosystem can result in

algae blooms


lower oxygen


fish kills

plant-like protists are not classified as plants bc

they lack specialised tissues called


leaves


stems


roots



first protists arose from

endosymbiotic prokaryotes

most protists are

autotrophic

protist reproduce

asexually -binary fission, multiple fission


sexually-conjugation

which phyla are animal like protists

protozoa


ciliophora


sarcomastigophora


apicomplexa

locomotion in animal like protists

protozoa-psuedopodia


ciliates-cilia


sarcomastigophorans- flagella

apicomplexan locomotion

is noNEXISTENT


bc they are PARASITEs`

phyla of plantlike protists

chlorophyta


phaeophyta


rhodophyta


bacillariophyta


dinoflagellata


chrysophyta


euglenophyta

slime mold life

feed of decaying matter


part as mobile feeding forms


part as stacionary reproductive

slime molds type

plasmodial-multinucleate


cellular- individual haploid cells





water molds have

branching filaments

protists help scientists understand

movement of leukocytes


provide food


important byproducts