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Phylogeny
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-tries to explain how groups of animals are
related in an evolutionary context |
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Taxonomy
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is the classification of living
organisms based on similar: • Structural characteristics • Molecular (genetic) characteristics • Developmental characteristics |
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What is unique in
the Amoeba? |
Free-Living
Pseudopodia (vs axon/dendrites) Contractile vacuole Food vacuoles |
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All cells must:
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1. take up nutrients.
2. regulate amount of water in cell 3. get rid of waste material 4. reproduce/grow |
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Amoeba Eats?
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Phagocytosis:The food particle is captured by
the pseudopodia and is taken into the cell by forming a food vacuole in the cytoplasm. |
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Transport Vesicles
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The transport vesicles take the digestive enzymes
to the Golgi apparatus where they are processed and packaged into lysosomes. |
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Amoeba Digestion?
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The lysosomes containing the digestive enzymes
fuse with the food vacuole. The food is digested in the food vacuole by the enzymes. |
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Unicellular Organism
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A single celled organism that can survive and reproduce as a single cell.
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Pseudopodia
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Thin, fingerlike projections from edges of cell, filled with cytoplasm.
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Amoeba movement?
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Pseudopodia
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Kingdom Protista?
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Paramecium, Amoeba
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Amoeba Phylum?
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Sarcomastigophora
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Paramecium Phylum?
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Ciliophora
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Paramecium Eats?
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Ingestion: food swept into oral groove
by cilia and directed to cytostome .Formation of food vacuoles at a specific site at end of cytostome - by means of PHAGOCYTOSIS (or endocytosis). |
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Paramecium Digests?
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Digestion of food in food vacuoles.
Ci l i f f d l di ib Lysosome Circulation of food vacuoles to distribute Paramecia nutrients to rest of cell.Egestion: the release of undigested food by fusion of vacuole membrane with plasma membrane (called exocytosis) at anal pore = cytopyge. |
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Does Paramecium reproduce sexually or asexually?
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Both
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Protista Characteristics?
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Unicellular.
Contains organelles. |
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Sporozoans Characteristics?
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Lack locomotion, organelles, parasitic.
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Sporozoans Phylum?
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Apicomplexia
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Groups of Protista?
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Amoeba, Parameciums, Sporozoans.
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