Protists

ANIMAL-LIKE CELLULAR ORGANIZATION

UNICELLULAR

DIATOMS CELLULAR ORGANIZATION

UNICELLULAR

DINOFLAGELLATES CELLULAR ORGANIZATION

UNICELLULAR

EUGLENA CELLULAR ORGANIZATION

UNICELLULAR

PLANT-LIKE CELLULAR ORGANIZATION

UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR

MOVEMENT

USES FLAGELLA, CILIA, SLIME LAYER, PSEUDOPODS, SOME CAN MOVE INDEPENDENTLY

PLASMODIUM SYMPTOMS APPEARING

WHEN SYMPTOMS APPEAR, YOU KNOW THE RED BLOOD CELLS BURST

DIATOMS COLOR

GLASSY IN APPEARANCE

EUGLENA COLOR

GREEN

DIATOMS HOME

OCEANS AND LAKES

ZOOFLAGELLATE MOVEMENT

ONE OR MORE FLAGELLA

PARAMECIUM GETTING FOOD

ORAL GROOVE

PSEUDOPODS

A "FALSE FOOT" OR TEMPORARY BULDGE OF CYTOPLASM;USED FOR FOOD GATHERING AND MOVEMENT

EUGLENA UNIQUE STRUCTURES

A POUCH THAT HOLDS 2 FLAGELLA, A REDDISH EYESPOT (SENSITIVE TO LIGHT), CHLORPLASTS (FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS)

FOOD VACUOLE

A SAC-LIKE STRUCTURE WHERE FOOD IS DIGESTED

PELLICLE

A STIFF, BUT FLEXIBLE COVERING, THAT SURROUNDS A CELL AND GIVES IT SHAPE

DIATOMS UNIGUE CHARACTERISTICS

ABOUT 10,000 LIVING SPECIES; REMAINS FROM DIATOMACEOUS EARTH; USED IN TOOTHPASTES, CAR POLISH, SCOURING CLEANSERS, ROAD PAING; USED AS AN INSECTICIDES; MANY SHAPES

TRYPANOSOMA

AFRICAN SLEEPING SICKNESS AND KILLS HUMANS RED BLOOD CELLS

PLANT-LIKE PROTISTS ANOTHER NAME

ALGAE

PLASMODIUM PARASITE OR FREE-LIVING

ALL PARASITES

ORAL GROOVE

AN INDENTATION INED WITH CILIA WHERE WATER CONTAINING FOOD ENTERS THE CELL

PLASMODIUM

ANIMAL-LIKE AND SPOROZOANS

LIFE PROCESS IN LIVER CELLS

ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION AND IT INVADES RED BLOOD CELLS AFTER LEAVING THE LIVER CELLS

ZOOFLAGELLATE REPRODUCTION

ASEXUALLY (BINARY FISSION)

CILIATES REPRODUCE

ASEXUALLY (BINARY FISSION) AND SEXUALLY (CONJUGATION)

ENERY ROLE

AUTOTROPHS , HETEROTROPHS, OR BOTH

AMEOBA REPRODUCTION

BINARY FISSION

PARAMECIUM REPRODUCTION

BINARY FISSION AND CONJUGATION

PLANT-LIKE AND PLANTS

BOTH AUTOTROPHS AND HAVE PIGMENTS (ABSORB SUNLIGHT)

ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTS AND ANIMALS

BOTH HETEROTROPHS BOTH ABLE TO MOVE FROM PLACE TO PLACE TO FIND FOOD ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTS ARE UNICELLULAR ANIMALS ARE MULTICELLULAR

DINOFLAGELLATES UNIQUE STRUCTURES

CELL WALLS THAT LOOK LIKE PLATES OF ARMOR

PIGMENTS

CHEMICALS THAT PRODUCE COLOR; ABSORB THE SUN'S ENERGY TO BE USED IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS

CILIATES MOVEMENT

CILIA

PARAMECIUM MOVEMENT

CILIA

CILIATES OBTAINING FOOD

CILIA SWEEPS FOOD INTO ORAL GROOVE

PARAMECIUM GROUP

CILIATES

CONTRACTILE VACUOLE

COLLECTS EXTRA WATER FROM THE CYTOPLASM AND THEN EXPELS IT FROM THE CELL

PLASMODIUM UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS

COMPLICATED LIFE CYCLE (NEEDS 2 HOSTS)

PARAMECIUM UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS

CONJUGATION (SMALL NUCLEUS)

MICRONUCLEUS

CONTAINS THE DNA EXCHANGED DURING SEXUAL REPRODUCTION

CEL MEMBRANE

CONTROLS WHAT MATERIALS ENTER AND LEAVE THE CELL

GIARDIA DISEASES

DIARRHEA, STOMACH CRAMPS, BLOATING, FATIGUE AND WEIGHT LOSS

ANAL PORE

EMPTIES WASTE MATERIALS INTO THE SURROUNDING WATER

6 MAJOR PLANT-LIKE PROTIST GROUPS

EUGLENOIDS, DIATOMS, DINOFLAGELLATES, GREEN ALGAE, RED ALGAE, BROWN ALGAE

EUKARYOTE OR PROKARYOTE

EUKARYOTE

GIARDIA FOUND

FECES OF INFECTED ANIMALS OR HUMANS BY DRINKING CONTAMINATED WATER

EUGLENA MOVEMENT

FLAGELLUM

PARAMECIUM PARASITISM OR FREE-LIVING

FREE-LIVING

AMEOBA PARASITE OR FREE-LIVING

FREE-LIVING (SOME PARASITES)

CILIATES HOME

FRESH WATER, SALT WATER, OR INSIDE A HOST

ZOOFLAGELLATE HOME

FRESHWATER, SALTWATER, OR INSIDE A HOST

GULLET

FUNNEL-LIKE STRUCTURE THAT CONNECTS THE RAL GROOVE TO THE FOOD VACUOLE

CILIA

HAIR-LIKE PROJECTIONS ON THE OUTSIDE OF CELLS THAT MOVE IN A WAVELIKE MANNER; USED FOR FOOD GATHERING AND MOVEMENT

SPOROZOAN SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

HAS A COMPLEX LIFE CYCLE

STRUCTURE

HAS A NUCLEUS AND OTHER COMPLEX STRUCTURES

SPOROZOAN REPRODUCTION

HAS ASEXUAL AND SEXUAL PHASES OF LIFE CYCLE

CILIATES SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

HAVE 2 NUCLEI (MICRO AND MACRO), DISPLAY AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR (EX: MOVE AWAY FROM LIGHT), SOME HAVE TRICHOCYSTS FOR PROTECTION

EYESPOT

HELPS FIND BRIGHT AREAS TO GATHER SUNLIGHT THAT IS USED FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS, CONTAINS A RED PIGMENT

PLASMODIUM MOVEMENT

HOST

SPOROZOAN HOME

INSIDE THEIR HOST

CYTOPLASM

JELLY-LIKE SUBSTANCE INSIDE A CELL

HOW THEY LIVE IN RELATION TO ONE ANOTHER

LIVE AS INDIVIDUALS OR COLONIES

SARCODINES HOME

LIVE IN MOIST SOIL, FRESH WATER, SALT WATER, OR INSIDE A HOST

WHERE THEY ARE FOUND

LIVES IN MOIST SURROUNDINGS (WATER, SOIL, LARGE ORGANISMS)

TRICHONYMPHA

LIVES IN THE GUT OF TERMITES AND GIVE TERMITES THE ABILITY TO BREAK DOWN FOOD PARTICLES AND TERMITES GIVE TRICHONYMPHA A HOME AND FOOD

FLAGELLA

LONG, WHIP-LIKE STRUCTURED THAT HELP PROPEL THE CELL THROUGH ITS ENVIRONMENT

PLASMODIUM DISEASE

MALARIA

DINOFLAGELLATES UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS

MANY GLOW IN THE DARK, SOME RED SPECIES REPRODUCE RAPIDLY CAUSING RED TIDE, SOME PRODUCE TOXINS

PLASMODIUM ENTERING HUMAN BODY

MOSQUITO BITES HUMAN AND IT GOES INTO THEIR BLOOD STREAM

DIATOMS MOVEMENT

MOST ARE FREE-FLOATING; MANY CLING TO PLANTS, SHELLFISH, SEA TURTLES, WHALES, OR ROCKS; OTHERS OOZE SLIME TO GLIDE OVER

EUGLENA HOME

MOSTLY IN FRESHWATER (QUIET PONDS OR PUDDLES)

DINOFLAGELLATES HOME

MOSTLY IN SALT WATER

SARCODINE MOVEMENT

MOVE BY PSEUDOPODS

TRICHONYMPHA AND TERMITES RELATIONSHIP

MUTUALISM

SPOROZOAN MOVEMENT

NONMOTILE (MOVE ONLY WITH THEIR HOST)

ALL PROTISTS HAVE IN COMMON

NUCLEI

SPOROZOAN OBTAINING FOOD

PARASITES (FEED ON CELLS AND BODILY FLUIDS OF THEIR HOST)

PLASMODIUM GETTING FOOD

PARASITIC (HOST)

ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTS ANOTHER NAME

PROTOZOANS "FIRST ANIMAL"

AMEOBA GETTING FOOD

PSEUDOPODS

AMEOBA MOVEMENT

PSEUDOPODS

AMEOBA UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS

PSEUDOPODS

DINOFLAGELLATES COLOR

RANGE IN COLOR FORM YELLOW-GREEN TO ORANGE-BROWN

SARCODINES REPRODUCTION

REPRODUCE ASEXUALLY (BINARY FISSION)

AMOEBA GROUP

SARCODINES

SARCODINES SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

SOME HAVE SHELLS ON OUTSIDE

PLASMODIUM REPRODUCTION

SPORES (ASEXUAL AND SEXUAL STAGES)

PLASMODIUM GROUP

SPOROZOANS

PLASMODIUM BEGINNING OF LIFE

STARTS AS AN ANOPHELES MOSQUITO FOUND IN SALIVARY GLANDS

TRYPANOSOMA DISEASES

SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES, IRRITABILITY, FEVER, SEVERE HEADACHE, FATIGUE, MUSCLE AND JOINT PAIN, AND SKIN RASH

ZOOFLAGELLATES SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS (PARASITISM AND MUTUALISM)

DNA

THE CHEMICAL INSTRUCTIONS THAT DIRECT A CELL'S ACTIVITIES

NUCLEUS

THE DENSE AREA THAT CONTAINS DNA; THE CONTROL CENTER OF THE CELL

EUGLENA UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS

THEY CAN BE HETEROTROPHIC UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS (WHEN NO LIGHT IS AVAILABLE AND WILL REMAIN HETEROTROPHIC)

SARCODINE OBTAINING FOOD

THEY OBTAIN FOOD BY SURROUNDING AND ENGULFING FOOD USING PSEUDOPODS

ZOOFLAGELLATE OBTAINING FOOD

THROUGH A PARASITE OR MUTUALISTIC RELATIONSHIP

CHLOROPLASTS

TRAP SUNLIGHT USED FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS, CONTAINS CHLOROPHYLL, GREEN

TRYPANOSOMA INSECT

TSETSE FLY

DINOFLAGELLATES MOVEMENT

TWO FLAGELLA (SPINNING LIKE A TOP)

DIATOMS UNIQUE STRUCTURES

TWO-PART GLASSY SHELL COVERED WITH PATTERNS; SHELL IS MADE OUT OF SILICA (A COMPOUND USED TO MAKE GLASS)