Science Vocab Ch 11

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fungus like protists - 2 kinds

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1. slime molds
2. water molds

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slime molds

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unicellular and in bad conditions join to cell multicellular groups or produce spores.
live in cool moist places or fresh water

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water molds

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unicellular
live in water, moist soil, or on other organisms
decomposers of parasites; cause of the great potato famine

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fungi are:

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eukarytoc, decomposers, multicellular, hyphae and mycellum - under ground parts - assexual reproduction - spore production or hyphae break apart to form new individuals - sexual reproduction - sexual spores unite and form new fungus

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Protis are:

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-eukaryotic
-unicellular or multicellular
-conjugation
-fission
-classified by the way they eat their food
-plants, animals, fungi evolve from protist

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Plant-Like protist algae

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1. have chlorophylp
2. multicellular algae (seaweed, kelp)
3. unicellular algae phytoplankton (oxygen)

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Types of plant-like protist (GBRDDE)

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G-green alage
B-brown alage
R-red alage
D-diatoms
D-dinoflagellates
E-euglanoids

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green alage

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uni or multicellular; store starch and live anywhere chlorophyl is main pigment

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brown algae

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live in cool marine habitats have yellow-brown pigment produce algin; carb. used for food stabilizer

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red algae

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mostly multicellular store starch has chlorophyl and red pigment mainly marine; produce carrageenan:carb.used to make foods creamy

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diatoms

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unicellular phytoplankton, marine or fresh water
cell walls made of cellulose and silica stores starch and oil

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dinoflagellates

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unicellular, mostly marine have 2 flagella
has chlorophyll and red pigment
stores starch and oil
rapid increase in population can cause red tide

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euglenoids

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unicellular, freshwater, 2 flagella has chlorophyll to make starch, but if in low light, can be a consumer and engulf food eyespot detects light
contractile vacuole collects and removes water

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spore forming protist;

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parasites with two or more hosts, no cilia or flagella

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euglenoids

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unicellular, freshwater, 2 flagella has chlorophyll to make starch, but if in low light, can be a consumer and engulf food eyespot detects light
contractile vacuole collects and removes water

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1. amobeas

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soft, jelly-like unicellular fresh, marine , soil of as parasites in animals contractile vacuole moves with pseudopodia

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protozoa with shells

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unicelluar radiolarians-shells made of silica foraminiferars - shells made of calcium carbonate

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flagellates;

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parasites that cause illnesses or symbiotic with animals
Example: living in guts of termites to breakdown wood

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ciliates

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unicellular cilia for movement and food capture two kinds of nuclei; macronucleus and micronucleus

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animal like protist:protozoa (APFCS)

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1. amobeas: 2. protozoa with shells;
3. flagellates; 4. ciliates
5. spore forming protist;