Lab IV - BIODIVERSITY II: Protists Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Are protists motile?

A

most

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1
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Sexual or Asexual reproduction?

A

both

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2
Q

True or false: most are terrestrial

A

FALSE: Most are aquatic (terrestrial protists are found in moist environments)

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3
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True or false: Only autotrophic?

A

FALSE: Protists may be autotrophic or heterotrophic

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4
Q

Are they unicellular?

A

uni OR simple multicellular

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5
Q

TRUE or FALSE: Protists are more diverse
than all other eukaryotes

A

TRUE

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6
Q

Protists vary in their method of obtaining food, in how many groups do they separate?

A

3 main groups

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7
Q

Name all 3 groups

A

Animal-like
Plant-like
Fungi-like

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8
Q

Which group is autotrophic?

A

Plant-like

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9
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Which one is absorptive/ingestive (heterotrophic)?

A

Fungus-like

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10
Q

photoautotrophic are major components of what?

A

of phytoplankton

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11
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what are phytoplankton

A

primary producers in marine and freshwater habitats

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12
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Why are protists so important economically?

A
  • pest control
  • industrial uses
  • thickening agents in food industry
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13
Q

Name 3 structures for locomotion

A
  • cilia
  • flagella
  • pseudopodia
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14
Q

3 main modes of nutrition

A
  • photosynthesis
  • absorptive feeding
  • injective feeding
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15
Q

What are the 3 trophs we see/talk about

A
  • photoautotrophs
  • chemoheterotrophs
  • mixotrophs
16
Q

What is symbioses?

A

Several protists are free-living while others form intimate interactions with other
organisms

17
Q

the symbiosis can be referred to as a (2)

A
  • mutualism (both benefit)
  • parasitism (one good; other bad)
18
Q

Name all 7 protists

A

Desmids
Volvox
Diatoms
Euglena
Trypanosomas
Paramecium & Stentor (Ciliates)
Amoeba

19
Q

Which protist is composed of 2 symmetrical half-calls joined by a narrow bridge called the ________

A

Desmids, the isthmus

20
Q

The cell wall of diatoms is composed of:

21
Q

What organelle would be used by Paramecium or an Amoeba to digest the food particle taken in?

22
Q

Paramecium is considered to be part of which group?

A

BOTH plant and animal-like

23
Q

Amoeba extends their cytoplasm to form what?

24
Which one has glass like protists?
Diatom
25
TRUE or FALSE: all protist are unicellular
FALSE
26
WHICH organisms are considered to be phytoplankton?
desmids, volvox, cyanobacteria, diatoms
27
What do you need to do to be considered a phytoplankton? (2)
- a food source for consumers - primary producers, producing oxygen
28
Organisms that are fungi-like are often what?
decomposers
29
Name 2 economic uses of diatoms.
- fossil fuels - diatomaceous earth