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Protista?

is the most poorly defined kingdom under the domain eukarya

Protista

Most are microscopic


BUT can be multicellular, can be colonies, can be several meters long

Characteristics believed to be common to Ancestor of All Eukaryotes?

-Cells with a nucleus surrounded by a nuclear envelope with nuclear pores


-Mitochondria or some remnant of mitochondria


-Some form of cytoskeleton


-Flagella or cilia (or ancestors that had them)


-Chromosomes with DNA wrapped around histones


-Mitosis- all perform it


-The ability to reproduce sexually


-Ability to make cell wall

The theory of how eukaryotes evolved\

Endosymbiosis, endosymbiotic Theory- when one cell engulfs another, they survive , they benefit, eventually become dependent on one another, can't survive separately

Mitochondria

Have their own, circular DNA, maybe came from another organism


Divide on their own from preexisting mitochondria


Second membrane most likely from a vacuole that engulfed


Come from aerobic bacteria

Chloroplasts

Came from cyanobacteria that could do photosynthesis that was engulfed by another cell, because it has a double membrane


Has own circular DNA maybe came from another organism


Chloroplasts self replicate, maybe once divided on their own

Metabolism

Aerobic/anaerobic.


Phototrophic (light from energy) /Heterotrophic/mixotrophic (both) /saprobes (live off dead things)

Stramenopiles

Two flagella, one hairy one not


Part of plankton


Make up kelp, can grow up to 60 meters long

Diatoms

Glassy cell wall


Found in ice

Rhizaria

Contains many of the amoebas with threadlike pseudopods


Cytoplasmic streaming- how pseudopods move


Forams


Tiny shells with pseudopods that they extend through pores

Archaeplastida

Contains algae and land plants


Red algae


Looks red during photosynthesis


multicellular , don't have flagella


Live in tropical water


Green algae


Places that are wet


One type is a volvox


Lives as a colony


Coordinates movements

Amoebacteria

Parasitic


Slime mold


Tubular, thicker pseudopods

Opisthokonta

Contains animals and fungi as well


Most similar to animals like sponges


Can live unicellular or in a colony


Cell body with nucleus, microvilli to draw in food, and flagellum to help move


Protists are the main sources of nutrients on the whole planet


Responsibilities for over a fourth of photosynthesis done on the plant


An organism can directly eat them, or eat something that has eaten it


Motility

Cilia- tiny hairs


Pseudopods-fake arm


Flagella- tail

Life cycle

Asexual reproduction, binary fission (most undergo)


Allows to better survive, adapt, get new traits


Multiple fission- when one makes multiple


Bud- makes a bud, then it grows on its own


Sexual- many use at least at times

Habitat

Water, parasites, dead organisms

How heterotrophs get their food?

Phagocytosis-food particles engulfed into a food vacuole, joins a lysosome that breaks down a food and the waste is released by exocytosis

New proposed ways to group eukaryotes

Into 6 supergroups

Excavata

Asymmetrical


Unicellular


Have a feeding groove


Giardia


Intestinal parasite


Don't have working mitochondria


Found in places without O2. poop.


Several flagella


Two nuclei


Get it from drinking water with poop particles it had in it


Trichomonas Vaginalis


Don't have a working mitochondria


Flagella


Produces hydrogen gas


Most common in females


Can cause cervical cancer, early births


Englenozoa


Causes african sleeping sickness


Infected flies bite people to pass on the protista in a back and forth cycle


Can be fatal

Chromalveolata

Dinoflagellates


Most have a hard casting, really protected.


2 flagella that move in a way that looks like spinning


One of the main things that makes up plankton


Live in water


Bioluminescent


When they bloom and reproduce in large numbers it causes red tide (causes water to look a muddy red)


Makes a toxin that kills fish,birds, and humans that consume it

Plasmodium

Causes malaria


Has a life cycle inside a mosquito

Cilliates

2 different nuclei (Micro/Macro)


Micro directs sexual reproduction


Paramecium eats food by phagocytosis