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mmf Q3 protists

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protist belong to what kingdom? kingdom protista
are protists eukaryotic or prokaryotic? eukaryotic
are they multicellular, unicellular, or both? both, but mainly unicellular
are they autotrophs, heterotrophs, or both? both
what is kingdom protista known as? the junk drawer kingdom
what are the 3 categories? fungi-like, plant-like, and animal-like
what are the characteristics of plantlike protists? they're autotrophs,unicellular, and can live in colonies or populations
what are the 4 groups of plantlike protists? euglenoids, diatoms, dinoflagellates, and algae
what are the characteristics of euglenoids? heterotrophs and autotrophs, some have flagellum, unicellular, and live in fresh water
what are the characteristics of dinoflagellates? unicellular, covered with stiff armor like plates, have 2 flagella, can glow in the dark, found in ocean, cause poisonous red tide when they overpopulate
what are the characteristics of diatoms? unicellular, have glasslike cell walls, used in toothpaste and polishing/scouring products
what are the characteristics of animal-like protists? heterotrophs, all unicellular
whats another name for animal like protists? protozoans
how are animal like protists classified? by how they move
what are the 4 groups of animal like protists zooflagellates, ciliates, sarcodines, and sporozoans
characteristics of pseudopods? move by extending they're cytoplasm protections and pulling forward. they use their pseudopods to engulf food. they're temporary and can have multiple ones at a time
what group is pseudopods in? sarcodines
characteristics of protists with cilia? have hairlike structures called cilia that they move with. a different type of cilia in the oral groove gets food
what group are protists with cilia in? ciliates
characteristics of protists with flagella? have whiplike structures to move with called flagellum. have 1-8 of them
what group are protist with flagella in? zooflagellates
characteristics of the sporozoan group? they don;t move, carried by host's fluids. spores transfer on contact to other hosts through fuild
characteristics of fungus like protists? heterotrophs, have cell wall, decomposers, and let out spores
characteristics of slime molds? live in moist soil, decaying/dead stuff. move with pseudopods, colorful, feeds on bacteria and microorganisms
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