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Protists Flashcards

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General characteristics

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Eukaryotic (but prokaryotic-like organelles)

Mostly unicellular

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Endosymbiosis

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Unicellular organisms engulf other cells, with become organelles in the host cell

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Excavata

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One of 5 supergroups
Non-functional mitochondria
Groove for feeding
Lack plastids
Anaerobic
Flagellated
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Diplomonads

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Members of Excavata

Giardia: intestinal parasite

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Parabasalids

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Members of Excavata

Trichomonas vaginalis: STD that infects vagina

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Euglenozoans

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Members of Excavata

Crystalline rod in flagella

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Kinetoplasts

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Members of Euglenozoa

Trypanosoma (Sleeping sickness): spread by Tsetse fly and infects nervous system

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Euglinids

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Members of Euglnozoa
Flagella
Mixotroph
Phagocytic

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Chromalveolata

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One of 5 supergroups

Engulfed a red algae

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Dinoflagellates

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Members of Chromalveolata
2 flagella
Cellulose plates
Phytoplankton
Red tides
Bioluminescence
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Apicomplexans

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Members of Chromalveolata
Animal parasites
Plasmodium (Malaria)

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Ciliates

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Members of Chromalveolata
Use cilia to move and feed
Paramecium

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Macronuclei

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Nuclei paramecium use for daily functions

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Micronuclei

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Nuclei paramecium use for reproduction

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Diatoms

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Members of Chromalveolata
Pigments: Chl a and c, caroteoids, fucoxanthin
Silica in cell wall
Phytoplankton

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Golden algae

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Members of Chromalveolata
Mixotrophs
Phytoplankton

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Oomycetes

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Members of Chromalveolata
Cells with cellulose
Once thought to be fungi

18
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Brown algae

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Members of Chromalveolata
Seaweeds
Thallus: algae that is plantlike
Holdfast (adhere), Stipe (exchange materials- stem), blades (leaves), floats (suspend in water)
Chl a and c, carotenoids, fucoxanthin
Cell walls: cellulose
Alternation of generations
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Rhizaria

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One of 5 supergroups
Amoebas with thread-like pseudopods
Heterotrophs

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Cercozoans

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Members of Rhizaria
Amoeboid
Flagellated

21
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Forams

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Members of Rhizaria

Have CaCO3 shells through which pseudopodia extend

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Radiolarians

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Members of Rhizaria

Internal silica skeletons through which microtubules extend

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Archaeplastidia

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One of 5 supergroups

Contain algae species

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Red algae

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Members of Archaeplastidia

Phycoerythrin- give blackish/reddish color

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Chlorophytes (green algae)

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Members of Archaeplastidia
Chlorophyll a and b, carotenoids
Starch
Cell walls made of cellulose

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Unikonta

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One of 5 supergroups
Heterotrophs
Decomposers
Contain amoebas, fungi, and animals

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Plasmodial slime molds

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Members of Unikonta
Bright colors
Form super cell (plasmodium)

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Cellular slime molds

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Members of Unikonta
Single cell
Can aggregate when food is scarce
Parasitic

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Gymamoebas

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Members of Unikonta
Heterotrophs
Variety of environments

30
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Entamoebas

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Members of Unikonta
Parasites
E. histolytica (dysentery)

31
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Desmids

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Unicellular green algae
Symmetrical
Junction between 2 halves

32
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Chlamydomonas

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Unicellular green algae

Move with flagella

33
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Chlamydomonas Sexual Lifecycle

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Zoospores (haploid cells) have different mating strains (+ or -): isogametes
Zoospore nuclei fuse (syngamy): sexual reproduction
Zygote is resistant to environmental stressors
Meiosis produces more zoospores

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Volvox

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Colonial green algae

Individual cells connected to each other by cytoplasmic strands

35
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Spirogyra

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Filamentous green algae
Grow in end-to-end chains
Photosynthetic: ribbon-like chloroplasts

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Spirogyra Sexual Lifecycle

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Haploid vegetative cells have opposite mating strains
Mating strains connect via conjugation tube
Male gamete fuses with female gamete
Resistant zygote forms
Asexual reproduction: fragmentation

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Oedogonium

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Filamentous green algae

Have distinctive male and female parts

38
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Oedogonium Sexual Lifecycle

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Antheridium (male part) releases antherozoids
Antherozoids travel to Oogonium (female part)-fuse with egg
Oospore (diploid) undergoes meiosis to form zoospore (haploid)
Zoospore forms into a filament
Mitosis occurs by fragmentation

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