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protists are usually,
but can form
unicellular, colonies
protists are _ because _
eukaryotes, because their cell has a nucleus surrounded by a nuclear membrane
protists are both
autotrophic or heterotrophic
protozoa
protists that act like animals. they are all heterotrophic and most are one-celled. (some are free-living and are found in lakes or oceans, others are parasitic)
protozoa are classified by how the organisms
move
phylum sarcodina
move by forming projections with their membrane and cytoplasm.
pylum cilophora
move by the use of cilia
phylum zoomastigina
move by using flagella
phylum sporozoa
have no means of locomotion, are parasites and move along in the blood circulating in their hosts.
amoeba
-sarcodine
-lacks shell
-freshwater
-no definite outline
-jellylike cytoplasm (changes shape)
-move by pseudopodia
-cell membrane allows to take in 02 for resp. and expel CO2
-binary fission - asexual reproduction
-responds to chemicals and light, form cysts if environ. becomes too harsh
amoebas receive most of their nutrients through
diffusion
phagocytosis
cell eating
pinocytosis
cell drinking
the largest group of protists are
cyliaphores (fresh and salt)
paramecium
-definite, changing shape
-"slipper organism"
-covered by pellicle (retains its shape)
-two nuceli: macro and micronucleus
-posterior where waste products
-trichocysts: defense system small, poisenous darts
-paramecium aurelia
-50-300 micrometers
-colorless
mode of nutrition for paramecium
osmoregulation: pair of contractile vacuoles, expel water absorbed by osmosis
(live in fresh and pond scum)
mode of reproduction for paramecium
asexual, but when food low, reproduce through conjugation.
evidence of stimulus responce in paramecium -
attracted by acidic condition (attracted to environ. with hydrogen ions) - acidic conditions...
macronucleus
controls most cellular processes
micronucleus
controls reproduction