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| Protista-type of cell structure |
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| Most are unicellular Eukaryotes |
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| most are aquatic organisms but can be found almost anywhere |
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| Most are motile with flagella or cilia |
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| mitosis occurs in almost all protist but there are variations. reproduce both asexually ad sexually through meiosis. |
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| metabolism and nutrition type- protist |
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| most are aerobic(need oxygen) using mitochondria for cellular respiration. are autotroph, heterotroph, mixotroph. |
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| Many unicellular organisms that are living together |
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| many cells that make up an organism |
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-lack mitochondria
-types- Giardia |
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ex. Euglena, trypanosoma
Are flagellates, kinetoplastids, autotrophic, heterotrophic, mixotrophic
-photosynthetic autotrophs and heterotrophs
-Monophyletic |
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include- Dinoflagellates
Apicomlexans
Sporozoans
Plasmodium (causes Malaria)
Cilliates - Paramecium
Have small membrane bound cavities called alveoli located under the cell surface |
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includes: Diatoms
Bacillariophyta
Golden Algae
Chrysophyta
Water molds
Oomycota
Brown Algae
Phaephyta
Have numerous fine, hair-like projections on flagella |
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Red Algae
Most are multicellular and live in warm costal waters of tropical oceans |
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| Why are pseudpods(Rhizopods, Actinopods, and Foraminiferans) placed in on the candidate kingdoms? |
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| Little is know of their phylogeny and there are taxonomic uncertainties |
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-brightly pigmented
-heterotrophic
-single mass of cytoplasm. not multicelluar, undivided |
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-mass of cells resembles a plasmodial slime mold
-cells maintain their identity
-haploid organism
-not flagellated |
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| how do seaweeds adapt to pounding waves |
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| Cell composed of cellulose and gel-forming polysaccharides to cushion the thalli against the agitation of the waves |
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multicelled haploid stage
produces gametes |
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| sporophyte and gametophyte structurally different |
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| male and female gametes look alike |
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| sporophyte and gametophyte look alike |
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male and female gamete different size
flagellated sperm and nonmotile egg |
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male and female gamete different size
flagellated sperm and nonmotile egg |
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produces spores
multicelled diploid stage |
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| how is green algae similar to plant |
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| green algae has grass green chloroplast, which are much like those of organisms we traditionally call plants |
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