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Name the 6 cellular machines Protistae have
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1. plasma membrane
2. GA 3. C/F 4. ER 5. mt 6. plastids |
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Describe the 3 body types of protists
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1. colonial
2. some change(parasitic) 3. encystment |
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What is an encystment?
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when a protist forms a cyst to stay resistant
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How do Protists get nutrients?
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Can be autotrophic, heterotrophic(holozoic), or osmotrphic(saprozoic)
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What is a phagosome?
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a food vacuole protists create to engulf their food.
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What is a cytostome?
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mouth structure for protists
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Cytopyge(cytopropt)
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Waste expulsion in Protists
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How do protists reproduce?
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asexual: Binary fission, budding
sexual: syngamy, autogamy, conjugation |
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Syngamy
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nuclei from different individuals fuse(cross)
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Autogamy
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nuclei from same individual fuse(self fert)
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Conjugation
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exchange betweeen two individuals
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Is fluid moved parallel to cell surface or cell axis when using a Flagellum to move?
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Axis. cilia is cell surface
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Cirri
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cilia that have been fused together
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Axoneme
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Extension of the plasma membrane. Has 9 doublets of microtubes with 2 microtubes in the middle(9+2). The kinetosome at the base has a 9+3 arrangement.
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Name the types of locomotion/feeding used by protists.
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Flagella/cilia, axoneme, pseudopod
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name the 4 types of pseudopods
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Lopopodic(wide), Eilipodic(thin), reticulopodic(joined; looks like a horn), and exopodic(MTs inside are shot out to engulf prey quickly)
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Explain how the Lobopodia moves
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ENDOPLASM fountain(sol) moves thru ECTOPLASM(GEL). it pushes the HYLINE CAP outward. the SOL becomes the GEL and it continues
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