Protists Flashcards

1
Q

are the most diverse of all eukaryotes.

A

Protists

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2
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one celled “first” “animals”

A

Protozoa

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3
Q

primitive “first” “plants”

A

Protophyta

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4
Q

all one-celled eukaryotic organisms
were classified as

A

Protists

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5
Q

that are not plants, animals, or fungi”.

A

all eukaryotic
cells

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6
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Protozoa = one celled “first” “animals” and
• Protophyta = primitive “first” “plants”
• Then, all one-celled eukaryotic organisms
were classified as protists.
• Now, the group is considered “all eukaryotic
cells that are not plants, animals, or fungi”.

A

Once upon a time

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7
Q

Most protists (Habitat)

A

are aquatic.

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8
Q

are organisms that drift or swim near
the surface of the water.

A

Plankton

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9
Q

are protists that include phytoplankton (autotrophs) and zooplankton (heterotrophs).

A

Microplankton

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10
Q

Microplankton are protists that include

A

phytoplankton (autotrophs) and zooplankton
(heterotrophs).

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11
Q

are responsible for half of the world’s photosynthesis and O2
production

A

Phytoplankton

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12
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Low plankton levels

A

Blue

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13
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Medium plankton levels

A

Olive

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14
Q

High plankton levels

A

Green

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15
Q

Is the most diverse

A

The protist kingdom

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16
Q

Some protists are

A

Unicellular while others are multicellular

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17
Q

The wide variety of protists have so many characteristics that made difficult to classify, but scientists develop a method to classify into 3 separate categories

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Animal-like, plant-like (algae), fungus

18
Q

Animal-like and feed on bacteria and smaller protists

A

Amoeba

19
Q

Animal-like protists that live in fresh water feed on bacteria and smaller protists

A

Paramecium- paramecia

20
Q

Are unicellular algae that lives in fresh water and can make its own food in presence of sunlight

A

Euglenoids Euglena

21
Q

Are heterotrophs and use spores to reproduce

A

Fungus-like protists like fungi (slime mold)

22
Q

may be autotrophic,
heterotrophic, or mixotrophic
organisms:

A

Protists

23
Q

Photosynthetic: plant-like

A

Autotrophic

24
Q

Ingestive: animal-like

A

Heterothropic

25
Q

Absorptive: fungus-like

A

Heterotrophic

26
Q

combine

photosynthesis and food ingestion.

A

Mixotrophic organisms

27
Q

move with

cilia….They belong to a group known
as the Ciliates or Ciliaphora

A

Some Protozoa

28
Q

help protists to swim and capture
food

A

Cilia

29
Q

Many protists
have

A

a

contractile vacuole…..a
pump that will
contract and pump excess
water out of the cell.

30
Q

use pseudopodia for movement & feeding.

A

Some protists

31
Q

are “false” “feet” or cellular extensions that
may bulge from almost anywhere on the cell. Typically
occurs in heterotrophs, such as the Sarcodines, like
Amoebas.

A

Pseudopodia

32
Q

Amoeba extends pseudopodia around food particle
until they join, enclosing the particle in a membrane-bound vesicle.
A lysosome merges with the new food vacuole, dumping its
enzymes in to digest the food. The products of digestion are then
absorbed through the membrane.

A

Phagocytosis

33
Q

Algae are plantlike protists.

Plantlike protists can be single-celled or multicellular.

A

Plantlike protists

34
Q

are a large group of plantlike
protists.

A

Euglenoids

35
Q

have one or
two flagella.

A

Mostly photosynthetic

36
Q

are a large group of plantlike
protists. Mostly photosynthetic, have one or
two flagella.

A

Euglenoids

37
Q

moves toward the light, has a red
eyespot, which is light sensitive, movement
known as a positive phototropism.

A

Euglena

38
Q

………….moves toward the light, has a ………….
which is light sensitive, movement
known as a ……………..

A

Euglena………red eyespot…….positive phototropism.

39
Q

are
classified by their
pigments

A

Multicellular algae

40
Q

Algae pigments

A

Green algae, brown algae kelp, red algae