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Unicellular marine organisms

Unicellular marine organisms. 5 kingdom system. Animal – heterotrophic, multicellular, nucleus Plant- autotrophic, multicellular, nucleus Fungi- heterotrophic, uni or multicellular, nucleus Absorbs food Protist- unicelluar, auto and heterotrophic, nucleus

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Unicellular marine organisms

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  1. Unicellular marine organisms

  2. 5 kingdom system • Animal – heterotrophic, multicellular, nucleus • Plant- autotrophic, multicellular, nucleus • Fungi- heterotrophic, uni or multicellular, nucleus • Absorbs food • Protist- unicelluar, auto and heterotrophic, nucleus • Monera- unicellular, auto and heterotrophic, no nucleus

  3. Bacteria Formerly of the Kingdom Monera Found throughout the ocean Prokaryotic Reproduces every 20 minutes (asexually) Single circular chromosome called a plasmid.

  4. Bacteria Cocci- Round bacteria Bacilli-Rod/Brick Shape Spirilla- Spirals

  5. Bacteria Nutrition • Decomposer • Break down dead and decaying material • Releases trapped nutrients into the water • Mostly found on the bottom

  6. Bacteria Nutrition Chemosynthesis-Using sulfur compounds such as Hydrogen sulfide to make Energy Benthic region and hydrothermal vents

  7. Bacteria Nutrition • Photosynthesis- Using light to make energy • Cyanobacteria • Harmful blooms of cyanobacteria produce anatoxin(FDF). Exposure can cause death.

  8. Wasserbluthe

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