PROTISTS CHAPTER 19. KINGDOM PROTISTA (most diverse kingdom) Aquatic All are eukaryotic Unicellular or multi- cellular Microscopic or very large Heterotrophic.

PROTISTS

CHAPTER 19

KINGDOM PROTISTA (most diverse kingdom)

Aquatic

All are eukaryotic

Unicellular or multi-cellular

Microscopic or very large

Heterotrophic or autotrophic

Plant-like, animal-like or fungus-like

PROTOZOA (singular: protozoan)

Animal-like protistsAll are unicellular heterotrophsClassified by how they moveMove by means of cilia, flagella, pseudopodsReproduce asexually -(Binary fission) - some sexually (Conjugation)Some are parasitic

sporozoans

AMOEBAS

Protozoans with pseudopods

“False foot”

Extensions of cytoplasm

Aid in movement & feeding

Shapeless

Phagocytosis

FLAGELLATES

Flagella - long, whip-like hairs

CILIATES

Cilia - tiny hairs

Includes:Paramecium

Vorticella

Stentor

SPOROZOANS

Produce spores

Parasitic protozoansMalaria

Sleeping sickness

Trichomonas

Plasmodium (causes Malaria)

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FUNGAL PROTISTS

Unlike fungi, fungus-like protists are able to move and lack chitin in their cell walls.

Slime molds

FUNGAL PROTISTS

Slime molds

Water molds

Downy mildews

SLIME MOLD

WATER MOLD

ALGAE

Plant-like protists Lack true leaves, roots and stems

Autotrophs

Produce more than half the earth’s oxygen

Spirogyra

Volvox

Mixed green algae

ALGAE

Photosynthesizing protists

Contain chlorophyll

Includes:Red, green, brown, golden algae

Diatoms - contain silica

Dinoflagellates

DIATOMS

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RED ALGAE BROWN ALGAE

DIATOMS

Dinoflagellates: known as “fire algae” (cause red tides)