Kingdom Protista Flashcards

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What is an example from the Phylum Rhizopoda?

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AMOEBA

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What are the five parts of the Amoeba proteus?

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A pseudopodia

Ectoplasm

Endoplasm

Contractile Vacuole

Food Vacuole

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What is the “ectoplasm” in amoebas?

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The outer, clear cytoplasm

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What is the “endoplasm” in amoebas?

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The inner, granular cytoplasm

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What does the contractile vacuole’s function in amoebas?

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It pumps out the excess water from the cytoplasm

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How do amoeba reproduce?

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By asexual reproduction only

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What is the pseudopodia used for in an amoeba?

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For movement and feeding

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What are the representative amoebas for the phylum Rhizopoda?

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Entamoeba histolytica

Difflugia

Arcella

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What effect does the amoeba “Entamoebba histolytica” have on humans?

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It may cause amebic dysentery in humans

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What is a characteristic of the amoeba Difflugia?

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It has a test

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What is a “test” in terms of Biology?

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A shell

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What are some characteristics of the amoeba “Arcella”?

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It has a test and it decays in aquatic plant matter.

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What is the organism that represents the phylum Foraminefra?

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Foraminefrans

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What is the test of a Foraminefran composed of?

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A shell of a foraminefran is composed of calcium carbonate, sediment, or silica

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Where can foraminefrans be found?

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In plankton

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__________________ are multlocular, unilocular

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FORAMINEFRANS

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Where are the two places discussed in the note taker that you can actually see foraminefrans?

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WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER

DURING OIL EXPLORATIONS

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What are plankton?

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Aquatic protists that form the base of a food chain

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What are some characteristics of the phylum Zoomastigima?

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Animal-like flagellates (zooflagellates)

Heterotrophic

Free-living or symbiotic

Move by long, whip-like flagella

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What are the representative Zoomastiginans?

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Trichonympha

Tripanasoma

Giardia

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Where is the Zoomastiginan “Trichonympha” found?

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In termites

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Where is the Zoomastiginan “Tripanasoma found?

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In the tsetse fly

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What does “Tripanasoma” cause?

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African Sleeping Sickness

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What does the Zoomastiginan “Giardia” cause?

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Backpackers’ diarrhea

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What are the two kinds of heterotrophs?
Saprozoic and Holozoic
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How does a saprozoic heterotroph acquire its nutrients?
It absorbs its nutrients
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How does a holozoic heterotroph acquire its nutrients?
It ingests its nutrients
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What are the characteristics of the phylum Ciliophora?
Move by cilia Have a pellicle Have trichocysts Have an oral groove Have two types of nuclei They reproduce by means of fission and conjugation
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What are cilia?
They are hair-like structures for movement
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What is "pellicle" on a paramecium?
It's the flexible outer covering
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What are trichocysts?
Discharge filaments for trapping prey
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What is the oral groove's function?
For the intake of food
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What are the two types of nuclei?
MICROnuclei | MACROnuclei
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What is the micronuclei used for?
The micronuclei is used for reproduction
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What is the macronuclei used for?
The macronuclei are used for cell metabolism and growt
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How do organisms from the phyla "Ciliophora" reproduce?
They reproduce by fission and conjugation
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What do organisms from the phyla "Ciliophora" use for movement?
CILIA
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What are some characteristics of organisms from the phyla "Apicomplexa"?
They have no locomotive structures The only way that they can move or transmit is through "vectors" They are totally parasitic They often live in two hosts during their life cycle
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What are vectors?
Carriers used to transmit
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What is the representative from the phylum "Apicomplexa" discussed in the note taker?
Plasmodium
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What does plasmodium cause?
Malaria
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What are some characteristics of organisms from the phylum "Dinoflagellata" ?
They are mostly unicellular and some colonial Their shells are made of cellulose plates They have two flagella They have "sulcus" and "girdle" grooves They usually are photosynthetic Some are bioluminescent Red Tides and blooms
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What do "Red Tides" do as a result from the phylum "Dinoflagellata" ?
Red Tides produce a nerve toxin which kills fish. It can also contaminate shellfish and kill humans.
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What are "Blooms" in respect to the phylum Dinoflagellata?
Blooms are population explosions
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What are some characteristics from organisms from the phylum "Bacilliariophyta" ?
Their common name is "Diatoms" They have 2 shells Their shells are composed of silica (glass) They have radial, bilateral symmetry They are found in freshwater They are mined for use in insulating, sound proofing, and scouring material
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What are some characteristics of organisms from the phylum "Euglenophyta"?
They have 1 OR 2 flagella They reproduce by means of "Lonitudinal Binary Fission" They can be either autotrophic or heterotrophic They have an "eyespot" (stigmata) Positive phototaxis
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What are some characteristics of organisms from the phylum "Chlorophyta"?
They share many common characteristics with land plants They appear in many forms such as single celled, colonial, multinucleated, and filamentous. They are aquatic, terrestrial, symbionts (lichens)
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"Green Algae" is associated with what phylum?
CHLOROPHYTA
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What are the representative Green Algae?
ULVA SPIROGYRA VOLVOX
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What are the six parts of the Euglena?
STIGMATA PILLI CHLOROPLASTS PARAMYLON BODY FUNCTIONAL FLAGELLA NON FUNCTIONAL FLAGELLA
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What are some characteristics of organisms from the phylum "Rhodophyta" ?
RED ALGAE PIGMENTS MOST ARE MARINE AND MULTICELLULAR THEY ARE USED AS AGAR AND CARRAGEENAN NO VASCULAR TISSUE FUCOANTHIN
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What is agar?
A food thickener
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What is carrageenan?
A food additive used to stabilize food, paints, or make-up
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What are some characteristics of organisms from the phylum "Phaeophyta"?
THEY ARE THE LARGEST ALGAE THEY ARE THE SEAWEEDS AND KELPS
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What is the representative for the phylum "Phaeophyta"?
LAMINARIA SARGASSUM
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What are the four parts of the "Laminaria"?
BLADE AIR BLADDER STIPE HOLDFAST
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What is the "blade" on a Laminaria?
The "leaflike" structure
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What is the "stipe" on a Laminaria?
The "stalk" of an algae
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What is the "holdfast" on a Laminaria?
The structure that anchors the algae to the substrate
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What is "Fucoxanthin" ?
Yellow brown pigments
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Describe "air bladders"?
"Flotation devices' that allow the blades to float