Protozoans Flashcards
Protozoans are:
- Unicellular
- Endoplasm and ectoplasm
- contains vacuoles
- contains more than 1 nucleus
- Locomotion (Pseuodopodia, Flagella, Cilia(
- Attachment
In Endoplasm
Connects the nucleoplasm to the endoplasm
a. Karyosome
b. Contractile Vacuoles
c. Nuclear membrance
c
In Endoplasm
Single mass of granules that may be near the center of the cell or at times being surrounded by chromatin particles
a. Karyosome
b. Contractile Vacuoles
c. Nuclear membrance
a
In Endoplasm
Maintain osmotic pressure by removing excess water in their cytoplasm
a. Karyosome
b. Contractile Vacuoles
c. Nuclear membrane
b
In Ectoplasm
False feet
a. Pseudopodia
b. Flagella
c. Cilia
d. Cytosome
e. Plasma membrane
a
In Ectoplasm
A locomotion that arises from the basal granules within the ectoplasm and distributed over the surface of the body
a. Pseudopodia
b. Flagella
c. Cilia
d. Cytosome
e. Plasma membrane
c
In Ectoplasm
Cell mouth
a. Pseudopodia
b. Flagella
c. Cilia
d. Cytosome
e. Plasma membrane
d
In Ectoplasm
Serve as a permeable barrier, control portion of the intake and output of food during trophozoite stage
a. Pseudopodia
b. Flagella
c. Cilia
d. Cytosome
e. Plasma membrane
e
In Ectoplasm
Hair like projections that serve as a locomotion
a. Pseudopodia
b. Flagella
c. Cilia
d. Cytosome
e. Plasma membrane
b
Asexual multiplication where the nucleus of the parent cell divides mitotically resulting to two identical daughter cells is known as
Binary fission
Excystation or Encystation
Excess or deficient food supply
Encystation
Excystation or Encystation
Excess catabolic products
Encystation
Excystation or Encystation
Desiccation or drying of medium
Encystation
Excystation or Encystation
Osmotic change in the medium
Excystation
Excystation or Encystation
Change in Favorable Conditions
Excystation
