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Page 1: Unit 6 – Lecture 2. Protists – General Char. most diverse of any kingdom unicellular or multicellular microscopic or macroscopic heterotroph or autotroph

Unit 6 – Lecture 2

Page 2: Unit 6 – Lecture 2. Protists – General Char. most diverse of any kingdom unicellular or multicellular microscopic or macroscopic heterotroph or autotroph

Protists – General Char.most diverse of any kingdom

unicellular or multicellularmicroscopic or macroscopicheterotroph or autotrophasexual or sexual reproduction

all are eukaryoticmost live in water

Page 3: Unit 6 – Lecture 2. Protists – General Char. most diverse of any kingdom unicellular or multicellular microscopic or macroscopic heterotroph or autotroph

Protists – General Char.divided into sub-sections:

animal-like protists: protozoansplant-like protists [algae]fungus-like protists

Some of the most harmful and beneficial orgs.

Page 4: Unit 6 – Lecture 2. Protists – General Char. most diverse of any kingdom unicellular or multicellular microscopic or macroscopic heterotroph or autotroph

Protozoansanimal-like protistsunicellularheterotrophicmainly asexual

reproduction

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Protozoansphyla are grouped by their method of

movementciliophorazoomastiginapseudopods sporozoa

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Ciliophoraciliatessexual or asexual

reproductionalmost all benignex: paramecium

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Zoomastiginaflagellates parasitic or

beneficialflagellate in

termite gutgiardia African

sleeping sickness

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DiscussWhat is the term collectively

for all animal-like protists?

How are all animal-like protists grouped?

Organisms which move using cilia are in the phylum…?

Organisms which use flagella to move are in the phylum…?

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Pseudopodsphylum name: rhizopoda or sarcodinashapeless, no cell wallmost live in salt waterasexual reproductionex: amoeba

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Pseudopodsingest food via phagocytosis

literally, cell eatingingest water by pinocytosis

literally, cell drinkingcauses amoebiasis –

Montezuma’s Revenge – diarrhea, intense abdominal pain, dehydration

white blood cells are NOT pseudopods –

the image is to show phagocytosis.

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Sporozoamost produce sporesnon-motile almost ALL

are harmful

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Sporozoaex: P. falciparum – causes malaria – destroys

blood cells, chills, fever, fatigue, death.ex: Toxoplasmosis – harmless to most adults,

but can cause infant blindness, mental retardation, other deformaties

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DiscussWhat are the four phyla of protozoans by

their…phylum names?method of movement?

Which phylum of protozoans contains organisms which are almost ALL parasitic?

What are the two major functions of pseudopodia?

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Odd Orgs Out: EuglenophytaEuglena

not an animal-like protist, buthas animal- and plant- like characteristics

flagellumanimal-like –

may take in food

plant-like – photosynthetic

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Homeworkcomplete the

Amoeba Reading & Coloring w/scolor the letter titles individually

[color inside of EACH letter, not over the letters]