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Chapter 19 Protist Kingdom Lab Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 main groups of protists?

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  • Protozoans
  • algae
  • fungus like
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Eukaryotes are

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Unicellular

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used in certain unicellular protists; used in locomotion and/or in feeding by engulfing food

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Pseudopods

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4
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No cell wall

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Protozoans

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5
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Free living or parasite

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Protozoans

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6
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Consumers

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Protozoans

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Habitat is aquatic

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Protozoans

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Protozoans habitat is

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Aquatic

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9
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What are examples of Protozoans

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  • Amoeba
  • paramecium
  • dinoflagellates
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Shapeless, aquatic, shape changing

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Amoeba

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11
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Amoebas get around by this

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Pseudopods

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12
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Protozoans-Animal like

Grouped by movement

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  • pseudopods
  • cilia
  • flagella
  • parasites
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13
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Microscopic, hair-like projection on the surfaces of some cells and of certain organisms.

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Cilia

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Long, slender, threadlike, whiplike extension of certain cells or unicellular organisms used mainly for movements

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Flagella

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15
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How do amoebas eat?

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Feeding structures:

  • food vacuole
  • digestive enzymes
  • diffusion
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16
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Collect excess water from inside the cell and gets rid of it

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Contracting vacuole

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17
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Reproduction of amoeba

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-asexual reproduction (binary fission)

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18
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  • inflammation of the large intestine
  • diarrhea and vomiting
  • caused by an amoeba
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Dysentery (an illness)

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19
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Fresh water ciliate (uses cilia)

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Paramecium

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20
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Can go through asexual and sexual

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Paramecium

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21
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It has 2 nucleus, micronucleus and macronucleus

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Paramecium

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22
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How do paramecium eat?

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Feed on bacteria

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23
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How does paramecium eat when the feed on bacteria?

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  • food enters oral groove
  • moves to the food vacuole
  • anal pore
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24
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Paramecium reproduction through asexual creates

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Identical organisms

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25
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Paramecium reproduction through conjugation (sexual) does what

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  • Exchanges genetic information

- Not identical-adds diversity

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26
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Protozoans locomotion uses

27
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Causes African sleeping sickness and spread by tsetse fly

A

Trypanosoma

28
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Protozoans-sporozoans locomotion

29
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Protozoans ; sporozoans reproduce though

30
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Causes malaria

-Spread by a mosquito

A

Plasmodium

31
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Drug used to treat malaria

32
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Attaches to and spins it’s cilia to create a vortex (water movement)

A

Vorticella

33
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Malaria matures in the

34
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Euglena- 2nd group in protist are

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Both plant like and animal like

35
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Contain chlorophyll and move by flagella

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Euglenoids

36
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Eyespot, chloroplasts, flagellum

37
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Plant like protists

38
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Euglena has

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  • Eyespot
  • chloroplasts
  • flagellum
39
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Does have an eyespot but can’t see, does recognize light

40
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Photosynthetic

41
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Multicellular and unicellular

42
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Algae is classified by pigments which are

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  • red
  • brown
  • green +
43
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What are examples of algae

A

Volvox

Diatoms

Spirogya

44
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Float in water

45
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Photosynthesis but unicellular

46
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Silica shells

47
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What are diatoms commercial value

A
  • insulating materials
  • abrasives
  • ceramics
  • filtering
48
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Insulating materials, abrasives, ceramics, filtering

49
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Move by two flagella

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Dinoflagellates

50
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Autotrophs

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Dinoflagellates

51
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Green glow and red tides

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Dinoflagellates

52
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Most freshwater

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Green algae

53
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Food source is plankton

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Green algae

54
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Freeliving, colony, filament, volvox top, spirogyra bottom

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Green algae

55
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Green algae is (5 things)

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Freeliving

colony

filament

volvox top

spirogyra

bottom

56
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A free floating green alga

57
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Pediastrium

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Green alga

58
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Exists as a thread

59
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Visible slime mass

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Plasmodium

60
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Moves, no cell membrane, many nuclei

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Plasmodium

61
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Grow damp organic matter-decompose

A

Slime molds

62
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Form a stalk, release spores

A

Slime molds

63
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Reproduces asexually by making spores

A

Slime molds

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