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Simonds_Protist_Fung

Ch. 18 and 19_Fungus_Protist

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kingdom that is made of multicellular and unicellullar eukaryotic organisms that live in wet or moist environments Protista
cells that are complex with membrane bound organelles and a true nucleus with DNA eukaryotic
cell that do not contain a true nucleus, but have ribosomes, cytoplasm, cell wall, cell membrane and nucleic acid prokaryotic
type of cell of ALL bacteria prokaryotic
type of cell of Plants eukarytoic
type of cell of Archaebacteria prokaryotic, all bacteria are prokaryotic (have no nucleus)
type of cell of Eubacteria prokaryotic, all bacteria are prokaryotic (have no nucleus)
type of cell of all Animalia eukaryotic
type of cell of Fungi eukaryotic
number of major types of Protist 3: Protozoans, Algae, Mold
Biological name of animal-like protist protozoans
Biological name of plant-like protist algae
Biological name of fungus-like protist mold
3 types of mold, fungus-like protist water molds, downy mildews, slime molds
way the protist are categorized the way they obtain food and nutrients
type of "trophs" for mold, fungus-like protist heterotrophs, specifically decompsers
type of "trophs" for algae, plant-like protist autotrophs: they can make their own food (producers)
type of "trophs" for protozoans, animal-like protist heterotrophs, they must consume their food (consumers)
type of protozoan (animal-like protist) that moves using a pseudopod ameoba
type of protozoan (animal-like protist) that moves using cilia paramecium
type of protist group that ameoba and parameciam belong to protozoans, animal-like protist that are heterotrophs
type of cell that categorize all protist eukaryotic cells
one characteristic that all protist have in common they are all eukaryotic
true or false protist can be unicellular or multicellular true!
true or false protist can be only autotrophic False, animal-like (protozoans) and fungus-like (mold) protist are heterotophic
3 type of multicellular algae Red, Brown, and green
a whip-like structure that is used by euglena to move flagella (flagellum)
True or False Protist can be pathogens True Protist cause malaria
True or False Protist can be prokaryotic False All Protist have a nucleus
True or False Marine Seaweed and Kelp are both brown algae (a plant-like protist) TRUE
True or False Protist are responsible for Red Tide TRUE Red tide is caused by blooms of red algae, a plant-like protist
True or False All protist are microscopic (you have to use a microscope to see them) FALSE Multicellular protist, like red/brown/green algae can be seen with the naked eye
type of organism that can make their own food using sunlight photosynthetic
pigment found in algae, plant-like protist, that traps sunlight for photosynthesis chlorophyll
organelle in photo-autotrophs that contains chlorophyll chloroplast
"false foot" used by ameoba to move pseudopod
organism that can cause disease pathogen
foot like projection used to move pseudopod
All protist have a _________, which is why they are considered eukaryotic nucleus
Animal-like protist are referred to as ____________ protozoans
Plant-like protist are referred to as ___________. algae
Fungus-like protist are referred to as __________. mold
Malaria is caused by a ___________. protist
Short hair-like projections that extend from the cell membrane of some protist are called _______. cilia
Eukaryotic organisms that can be classified as plant-like, fungus-like and animal-like all belong to the ___________ Kingdom Protista
Red tide is caused by __________ red algae (plant like protist)
The biggest protist is _____, it is a type of brown algae, a plant-like protist kelp
type of protist that is characterized by its lack of rigidity, allowing it to change shape freely ameoba
name of sexual reproduction in bacteria and some protist conjugation
type of nutrition for protist autotrophic, hetertrophic and some are both
habitat for most protist water or moist environment
What are cilia? small , short hair-like projections that help some protist, like a paramecium, to move
What is a flagella? a long whip like structure used by some protist to move, like a euglena
What are pseudopods? false feet, that are extensions of an ameoba that help it to move and obtain food
What are chloroplast for? to perform photosynthesis in autotrophs
What nutrition do animal-like protist, protozoans, have? heterotroph
What nutrition do plant-like protist, algae, have? autotroph
What nutrition do fungus-like protist, mold, have? decomposing heterotrophs
What is the cell type and nutrition of animal like protist? eukaryotic, heterotrophs
What is the cell type and nutrition of plnat like protist? eukaryotic, autotrophs
What is the cell type and nutrition of fungus like protist? eukaryotic, heterotrophs/decomposers
What is the environmental impact of fungus-like protist, molds? they are decomposers
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