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Protist kingdom

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cilia tiny hair used for movement and feeding(paramecia)
pseudopods extensions of cytoplasm
eyespot used by Euglena to sense light
Ciliophora Phylum of paramecium.
Sarcodina Phylum name of amoeba.
Zoomastigina Phylum name of Trypanosoma.( protist to cause African sleeping sickness)
Euglenophyta Phylum name of Euglena.
flagella used for locomotion (Euglena)
contractile vacuole structure to get rid of excess water.
macronucleus large nucleus in paramecia; controls cell activities
micronucleus small nucleus; used in sexual reproduction for paramecia
binary fission asexual reproduction for protists (cell division)
conjugation sexual reproduction in paramecia
trichocysts paramecia uses these for defense.
eucaryotic cell has a true nucleus
volvox colonial plant like protist
Sporozoa Phylum of Plasmodium (protist that causes malaria) These protists do not move on their own.
Chlorophyta Phylum of volvox.
chloroplasts site of photosynthesis for plant like protists.
pellicle outer surface of Euglena.
unicellular single celled organism.
protist unicellular; eucaryotic organism that does not belong in any other kingdom.
oral groove where paramecia takes in food.
food vacuole where protists store food.
spirogyra primarily green filament like algae, has spiral chloroplasts.
fungus like protist protists that absorb food, considered decomposers.
ectoplasm outer cytoplasm
endoplasm inner cytoplasm
food vacuole where food is stored for breakdown
Created by: tlawlor
 

 



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