animal like protists: ciliates Flashcards

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1
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are ciliates part of zooplankton

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yes

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2
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what are they caled ciliates

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use of celia to move and feed

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3
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what is their throphic

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heterotrophic
some can be mixotrophic

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4
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what do they use to eat

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cilia (in mouthm oral grove), mouth, gullet, food vacuoles

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5
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what is an organelle that is proper to them

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macronuclei and micronuclei

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6
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what does the macronucleus do

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  • contains multiple copies of genetic materiel , controls everyday functions of the cell
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what does the micronucleus do

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involved in sexual reproduction

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8
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what do they have instead of cell wall

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pellicule, under membrane, provides extra support and protection

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where are they found

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aquatic ecosystems and wet soil

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10
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what can they do in grazers (animals that eat grass)

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can be mutualistic symbionts (help digest carbon)

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11
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what are some examples of celiates

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  • paramecium
  • stentor
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what are characteristics of paramecium

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  • have mouth, leading to funnel shaped gullet, at the end of which food vacuoles form when food is ingested
  • have micro (in form of membrane-bound mass of DNA) and macro nuclei
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13
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what are characteristics of stentor

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  • giant protist
  • macronucleus is subdivided into a string of beads rather then a membrane-bound mass of DNA
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