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To form Nucleus

Geologic range

Precambrian to Recent

Phylum Chlorophyle

Green algae

Phylum Charophyle

Multicellular green algae

oogonia

Female reproductive structure

Phylum Chrysophyle

Golden algae, planktonic, posses flagella, autotrophic.

Diatoms (phylum Baccilariophyta)

Plant, silica

Diatoms impt hard part

Frustule - exoskeleton

Diatoms types - centrales

Radial, dominates marine

Diatoms types - pennales

Bilateral symmetry


Dominates freshwater

Diatoms Geol range

Jurassic to Recent

Coccolithophores (phylum chrysophyta)

Plant, CaCO3


Golden brown algae

Coccolith

Individual elements of the whole exoskeleton


Calcareous plates

Coccosphere

Test itself


Multi-layer

Coccolithophores Geol range

Triassic to Recent

Discoasters Coccolithophores

Star-shaped calcite plate

Rhabdoliths


Lopadoliths


Braarudosphaera


Calciosolenia

Cylindrical


Club


Pentagonal


Rhombohedral

Holococcoliths

All crystals are identical in shape and size

Heterococcoliths

Crystals differ in size and shape

Haptonema

Coiled flagellum-like structure found between 2 flagella

Radiolarians (phylum Actinopod Protozoan)

Animal, silica


Radial symmetry

Radiolarians geol range

Early Cambrian to Recent

Radiolarian habitat

Pelagic

Scleracoma

Spiny perforated shells for buoyancy

Axopia

Traps food

Radiolarian ooze

Skeletal remains of radiolarians that cover ocean bottom

Spumellarians (Polycystine radiolarians)

Most primitive


Radial symmetry, spheroidal

Nassrellarians ( Polycystine radiolarians)

Helmet shape


Heteropolar central capsule


Solitary, simple spicules

Foraminifera (Reticulate protozoan phylum)

Animal, CaCO3


Foramini - bearing


Fera - openings


Forams

Foraminifera Geol range

Ordovician to Recent

Microspheric form

Small proloculus, large test, large # of chambers


Less common


Asexual

Megalospheric form

Large proloculus, small test


Sexual

Forams habitat

Benthic and planktonic

Factors affecting distribution

Temp


Salinity


Nutrients and geographic variation in abundance


Water circulation and depth

Endosymbiont theory

Monerans -> protista

Pt extinction

Trilobite's


Rugose


Fusulinid


Tabulate

Fusulinid Triticites

LBF


Cambria no Permian ?