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GYMNOAMOEBAE
no flagella
asexual reproduction
unicellular
free living
nuclei
+ pseudopodia
eg. Amoeba
ENTAMOEBAE
No flagella
Asexual reproduction
Unicellular
Parasitic
1-4 nuclei (mature cysts)
PLASMODIAL SLIME MOLD
Flagella in gametes
Asexual/sexual repr
unicellular
free living
multinucleate
-move
eg. Physarum
CELLULAR SLIME MOLD
no flagella
asexual/sexual
unicellular-> multicellular in
one to many nuclei
free living
sorocarps
eg Dictyostelium
NUCLEARIIDS
no flagella
unicellula
mostly free living
mitochondria have discoid cristae
Choanoflagellates
1 flagella
unicellular/colonial
free living
1 nucleus
animal's ancestor
Fungi
Flagella in Chytrids
varies, most have sexual
some uni, most filamentous
free/parasitic
1, 2, + nuclei
Animals
Flagella in sperm
mostly sexual
multicellular
free living/parasitic
1 nucleus