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| What phylum are protozoans |
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| sargodina, ciliophora, zoomastigina, sporozoa |
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| How are protists categorized |
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| first 4 are animal like , next 6 are plantlike, last 2 are fungi like |
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Amoeba, foraminifera, radiolaria
all heterotrophic |
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protoplasm blob
plasma membrane, ectoplasm, endoplasm, nucleus, food vacuoles, contractile vacuoles
feeds by phagocytosis, creates food vacuole |
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Paramecium
move using cilia
2 different types of nuclei-
macro(general control)/micro(sexual repo) {nucleus}
few are parasidic |
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| stiff outer cover of paramecium-give shape |
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oral groove, where food is swept in by cilia, to gullet and then food vacuoles form.
excrete indigestables out anal pore |
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Hunting darts/ defense for some ciliates
paramecium use to cling and feed |
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| Ciliate asexual reproduction |
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| sexual reproduction in paramecium |
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Phylum zoomastigina
,123or0 flagellum
all heterotropic, most freeliving, some parasidic
first eukaryotes, some became plant/animal |
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causes African sleeping sickness
tsetse fly carries flagellate |
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psuedopods, flagellated gametes
Plasmodium-malarya
highly specialized as parasites |
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alternating sexual stage and asexual spore producing stage
*from multiple "mother cell" fissions |
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