'Water molds' diaporamas de présentation

I. The Kingdom Protista

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Kingdom Protista

Kingdom Protista. Protists. Chapter 19. 19.1 Introduction to Protists. Endosymbiosis. Theory believed to explain origin of eukaryotes and complex organelles like mitochondria & chloroplast. Large prokaryotes engulfed a smaller prokaryote and lived symbiotically

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Kingdoms Protista and Fungi Review

Kingdoms Protista and Fungi Review. What is a characteristic of all protists ? . A. eukaryote. B. heterotroph. C. unicellular. D. multicellular. What type of protist is pictured below?. A. w ater mold. B. sarcodine. C. ciliate. D. flagellate.

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Protists : eukaryotes , mostly unicellular

Protists and algae. Protists : eukaryotes , mostly unicellular. What kind of group? monophyletic paraphyletic polyphyletic. Biol 121, Fall 2010, Tom Buckley. 15 Sep 10. Protist diversity and phylogeny. Metabolic diversity. photoautotrophs chemoheterotrophs mixotrophs (both).

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Kingdom Protista

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Kingdom protista

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Animal-like Protists and Funguslike Protists

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Animal-Like Protists

Animal-Like Protists. Heterotrophic Classified by means of locomotion : flagella, cilia, pseudopods , or none (sessile) Many free living, some parasites of humans and animals. Paramecium (many species) is free living. Animal-Like Protists Phylum Protozoa.

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Kingdom Protista

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Ch 9, Sec 3 Protists

Protists - eurkaryotes not classified as animals, plants, or fungi - diversity - some are unicellular, some are multicellular - live in moist surrounds - most reproduce asexually, some sexually. Ch 9, Sec 3 Protists .

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web. 1 1.protists 2. protozoans 3. algae 4. fungi-like protists 5. sacrodines 6. binary fission

Life Sc. ch. 7. web3 1. zooflagellate 2. flagella 3. symbiosis 4. mutualism 5. sporozoans 6. spores 7. malaria 8. Dr Walter Reed 9. plasmodium 10. anopheles mosquito

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Protists and Fungi

Protists and Fungi. Chapter 2 Lessons 1 and 2. Protists. Protists Eukaryotes that cannot be classified into any other kingdom Live in moist environments Very diverse Unicellular or Multicellular Heterotrophs or Autotrophs. Characteristics of Animal Like Protists.

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U nidentified A quatic O rganism

U nidentified A quatic O rganism. An investigation to identify the organism, algae or water mold fungi, present in a water sample. http://www.brainpop.com/science/scientificinquiry/scientificmethod /. ALGAE or FUNGI ???. FUNGI. Water Molds. Water Molds. More similar to animals

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Kingdom Protista

Kingdom Protista. Packet #66 Chapter #28. Characteristics. Unicellular, or simple multicellular eukaryotes Heterotrophic or autotrophic Most are aquatic and may compose plankton Reproduction ranges from asexual to sexual modes HW Syngamy

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Kingdom Protista

Kingdom Protista. Chapter 19. Kingdom Protista is extremely diverse Multicellular, unicellular, microscopic, large, autotrophic and heterotrophic Animal-like protists are called protozoans Heterotrophic and unicellular Plant-like protists are called algae Photosynthetic autotrophs.

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Protist 01/24/13 (pgs 99-100)

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Protists

Protists. Chapter 2 Lesson 3. Protists. A . Eukaryotes that cannot be classified as animals, plants or fungi B . A diverse group Most are unicellular Some are large, simple multicellular Some are heterotrophs Some are autotrophs Some are both heterotrophic & autotrophic

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Funguslike Protists

Funguslike Protists. Mr. Chapman Biology 20. Funguslike Protists and the Ecosystem. Funguslike protists are decomposers. A decomposer is an organism that breaks down dead or decaying organisms.

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Unit 10: Classification & Taxonomy: Protista & Fungi Notes #3

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PROTISTS & FUNGI

PROTISTS & FUNGI. Lecture 2. Single-Celled Stramenophiles. 1. Oomycotes. Common ones are water molds, downy mildews and white rusts Heterotrophs Absorb nutrients through filaments Many are aquatic decomposers. Some are parasites of animals and plants

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