Protists

Question 1

Flagella Characteristics

Answer 1

Long, One, Whip-like Motion

Question 2

Cilia Characteristics

Answer 2

Many, short, oar like

Question 3

Flagella & Cilia both have______

Answer 3

microtubeules

Question 4

Excavata

Answer 4

Diplomonad: Heterotroph, 2 nuclei, lack mitochondria, multiple flagella
Parabasalids: heterotroph,
Euglenozoans: 2 subgroubs Euglenids (mix) Kinetoplastid (hetero)- eye spots

Question 5

SAR

Answer 5

Diatom: auto, 2 flagella, silica molds
Oomycetes: hetero, 2 flagella, plant parasites
Brown Algae: auto, largest, multicellular
Dinoflagelletes: auto, hetero, mixo, red tide/coral
Apicoplexans: hetero, apical complex, parasites (malaria)
Ciliats: hetero, macronucleus & micronucleus, cilia

Question 6

SAR (Rhizarians)

Answer 6

Radiolarians: Heterotroph
Forams: mixotroph
Cercozoons: autotroph
All: most abundant predator, silica skeleton, CaCO3 shells

Question 7

Unikonta

Answer 7

Tubulinids: Hetero, free living, lobe shape pseudopodia
Entamoebas: hetero, parasites
Plasmodial Slime Molds: hetero, parasites, lobe shape
Cellular Slime Molds: hetero, unicellular, multicellular (aggregate) fruiting body (asexual reproduction)

Question 8

Which 2 are decomposers?

Answer 8

Plasmodial slime molds & cellular slime molds

Question 9

Example of Brown Algae

Answer 9

Kelp