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What are the 3 types of protists?
Animal-like
Plant-like
Fungus-like
The characteristics of the kingdom Protista
Eukaryotic
Mostly unicellular (some multicellular)
Live primarily in aquatic habitats
Both autotrophic & heterotrophic feeders
No tissue differentiation
Autotroph
Organisms that make their own food (producers)
Heterotroph
Acquire and ingest food from their surroundings (consumers)
Decomposer
Heterotrophs that ingest dead or decaying material. This releases nutrients from dead organisms back into the environment
Cilia
hair like projections for locomotion
Flagellum
whip like projection for locomotion
Pseudopod
false foot created by pushing cytoplasm and extending the cell membrane
What is a contractile vacuole and what is an example?
It is a homeostasis to get rid of water in the vacuole to prevent the cell from exploding and paramecium
Zooflagellates
flagella used for locomotion and they are what cause African Sleeping Sickness. Transmitted through tsetse fly. (ex. trypanosomes)
Sporozoans
causes malaria which is transmitted by mosquito
non motile and many cause disease
Plant-like Protist
Autotrophs
Unicellular, multicellular, or colonial
Lack cell walls so they need water for support
Through photosynthesis they produce 80% of all oxygen we breathe
(ex. algae, diatoms, seaweed euglena)
Fungus - like Protist
Decomposer
Cell Walls contain chitin not cellulose
water mold caused potato famine many Irish to emigrate to American after 1845