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kingdom protist

protist

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kingdom protista domain eukarya
xtics of protist 1. most are unicellular 2. some form colonies (multicellular) 3 free living aquatic orgamisms 4. asexual reproduction by most, some species engage in sexual reproduction 5 has more diversity than any other group 5.
when a protist is absorbed or ingested by another protist secondary endosymbiosis
five main groups of protists 1. excavata 2. chromalveolata 3. rhizaria 4. archaeplastida 5.unikonta
excavata diplomonads. eg. giardia, euglenozoans
chromalveolata dinoflagelates, apicomplexans eg. cause of malaria, ciliates, gold &brown algae
archaeplastida red algae& charohytes/green algae
unikonta slime molds and amoeba
brown algae/kelp produces thickener called algin
red algae produces sugar
green algae ancestors of todays land plants
diatoms small, unicellular, produce toxins, make hydrocarbons
dinoflgellates/plankton major marine food source
water molds freshwater decomposers
phylum archaezoa 1. giardia- backpackers diarrhea 2. trichomonas-sexually transmitted UTI
phylum amoebazoa entamoeba histolitica balamuthia- encephalitis
phylum ciliophora balantidium- dysentary
phylum apicomplexa worst of all cryptosporidium &cycospora- diarrhea isospora-coccidiosis plasmodium toxoplasma-toxoplasmosis
phylum euglenozoa leishmania-leishmaniasis trypanosoma- african sleeping sickness
ciliate complex eukaryotic cell, eg. paramecium
zooplankton main food for marine, fresh water amphibians, eg. euglenoids and flagellates
trichonymphs excavates that live in the gut of termite/ digest the wood they eat
water molds caused the irish potato famine
slime molds plasmodium and amoeboids form colonies
red and green algae photsynthetic, multicelular
diatoms unicellular,brown and yellow algae
protozoa firts animal, reproduce asexually; fission, budding or schizogamy
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