Protists Remaining

Question 1

Slime molds

Answer 1

Individual single celled organism fuse together form a giant cell with thousands nuclei

plasmodium: ( slug form) move around eat bacteria fungi and decaying plant

Question 2

Protist photorophs

Answer 2

photosynthetic dinoflagellates called zooxanthellae use sunlight to fix inorganic carbon.

Question 3

Protist as producers

Answer 3

one-quarter of the world’s photosynthesis is conducted by protiss

Question 4

Amoebozoans

Answer 4

have pseudopodia that extend like tubes or flat lobes,

Question 5

Rhizaria

Answer 5

pseudopodia engulf food, help in movement by pushing cytoplasm into the pseudopodia, and attach to surfaces.

Question 6

Foraminfiferns

Answer 6

Unicellular heterotrophic

Porous shells- called tests made of organic materials
Psedopodia tube like

Question 7

Radiolarians

Answer 7

-have intricate silica-based skeletons
-use needle-like pseudopodia supported by microtubules to capture food.

Question 8

Archaeplastida

Answer 8

red algae, green algae, and land plants. Land plants evolved from a common ancestor

Question 9

Red algale

Answer 9

multicellular & lack flagella.

microscopic or large seaweeds.
Furthers to land plants
life cycle: alternation of generations

Question 10

Green algale

Answer 10

Chlorophytes- closets relative
To land plants
Wet habitats

Chlamydomonas- two flagellum part of chlorphytes

Caulerpa- fern-like foliage, grows up to 3 meters as a single large cell due to nuclear division without cytokinesis.

Question 11

Plant Parasites – P. viticola

Answer 11

Oomycete parasite that infects grape plants, causing downy mildew.

Nearly destroyed the French wine industry in the 19th century.

Question 12

Chaonaflagellates

Answer 12

Animals share a common ancestor with resemble cells of sponges

Question 13

Apicomplexans

Answer 13

group of protists that contain species that are human parasites

Question 14

Flagellates

Answer 14

Wood terminates