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bio2 ch25 protists

protists

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unicellular or multicellular eukaryotes that lack differentiation protists
Protist disease spread by untreated water, common in streams Giardiasis
the process in which two paramecia come together after meiosis to exchange genetic material conjugation
temporary extensions of cytoplasm used for locomotion pseudopodia
three modes of locomotion in protists cilia, flagella, pseudopodia
sleeping sickness is caused by Trypanosoma
sleeping sickness is transmitted by Tse tse fly
most common habitat for algae aquatic
unicellular or multicellular, photosynthetic, various body forms, unicellular gametangia algae
common traits of Chlorophyta and Plants chlorophylls a&b, store food as starch, cell walls
protist that is both heterotrophic and autotrophic Euglena
used to produce detergents, paint removers and toothpaste diatomaceous earth
common diseases caused by protists amebiasis, malaria, leishmaniasis
how does a Paramecium move cilia
how does an Amoeba move psuedopodia
how does a Euglena move flagella
all members of this phylum are parasites Apicomplexa
transmits malaria Anopholes mosquito
protist that causes malaria Plasmodium
vaginal infection Trichomonas
camping scours Giardia
causes amoebic dysentery Entamoeba
theory that mitochondria and chloroplasts resulted from the engulfing of prokaryotes that are now symbiotic endosymbiosis
These have two membranes, own ribosomes, prokaryotic DNA, divide by binary fission evidence of endosymbiosis, similarities of mitochondria and chloroplasts
what are the four body forms of algae unicellular, multicellular, colonial, filamentous
colonial green algae from lab Volvox
common example of ciliate from lab Paramecium
filamentous green algae from lab Spirogyra
Protozoa that moves with pseudopodia from lab Amoeba
Unicellular with one flagellum, can be heterotrohic or autotrophic Euglena
structure in Paramecium used to prevent cytolysis contractile vacuole
phylum that has no disease causing species Ciliates
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