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protists

Protistscharacteristics
protists are single-celled eukaryotic organisms
flagella long whip-like structure used for movement
cilia short hair-like projections used for movement
endosymbiont hypothesis states that prokaryotes lived within protists forming a symbiotic relationship
symbiotic a close relationship between two species and at least one of the species benefits from the other
pseudopod projections of cytoplasm, used for movement
heterotroph organisms that can not make its own food, obtains its energy from the food it eats
phototrophic autotroph an organism that makes its own food from light and simple raw materials
ciliophora cilia-bearing protists
paramecium a large organism that is in the phyla ciliphora
pellicle cell membrane and underlying structures of the paramecium
zoomastigina move by using a flagella
sporozoa all of this phyla are considered parasitic
sarcodina move by means of a a psuedopod
amebas are in the phylum sarcodina
these protists have chloroplasts plant-like protists
euglenophyta closely resemble the zoomastigina but have chloroplasts
euglena moves by using a flagella and is part of the euglenophyta phylum
pyrrophyta contain organisms that are luminescent
chrysophyta This phylum contains the algae and diatoms.
diatoms My cell wall is made of silica.
Acrasiomycota cellular slime molds
myxomycota acellular slime molds
I have the ablity to form multicellular organims. acrasiomycota
I can form structures know as plasmodia myxomycota
plasmodia I contain thousands of nuclei enclosed in a multinucleate cell.
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