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Chapter 20- Protist Kingdom

Chapter 20- Protist Kingdom. Eukaryotes. Animallike Protist. Drawing: Trichomonas. Name: Zooflagellates- unicellular Characteristics: Move with flagella Examples: Trichonympha-Termites Trypanosoma-African Sleeping sickness. Animallike Protists. Name: Sarcodines- unicellular

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Chapter 20- Protist Kingdom

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  1. Chapter 20- Protist Kingdom Eukaryotes

  2. Animallike Protist Drawing: Trichomonas • Name: • Zooflagellates- unicellular • Characteristics: • Move with flagella • Examples: • Trichonympha-Termites • Trypanosoma-African Sleeping sickness

  3. Animallike Protists • Name: • Sarcodines- unicellular • Characteristics: • move and feed with pseudopods • Example: • Amoeba Drawing:

  4. Animallike Protists • Name: • Cilliates- unicellular • Characteristics: • Move and feed with cilia • Examples: • Paramecium Drawing:

  5. Animallike Protists • Name: • Sporozoans-unicellular • Characteristics: • Parasitic • No method of movement • Example: • Plasmodium- malaria Drawing:

  6. Plantlike Protists- Unicellular Drawing: • Name: • Euglenophyes- unicellular • Characteristics: • Two flagella • No cell wall • Example: • Euglena

  7. Plantlike Protists-unicellular • Name: • Dinoflagellates- unicellular • Characteristics: • Half are heterotrophic • Most have 2 flagella • Luminescent • Example: • Coral, Clams Drawing: Pyrrophyta

  8. Plantlike Protists-unicellular • Name: • Chrysophytes- unicellular • Characteristics: • Gold colored chloroplasts • Store food as an oil instead of a starch • Examples: • Golden algae Drawing:

  9. Plantlike Protists-unicellular Drawing: • Name: • Diatoms- unicellular • Characteristics: • Cell walls contain silicon • Examples: • Fresh water • Salt water

  10. Plantlike Protists- Multicellular Drawing: • Name: • Red Algae-multicellular • Characterics: • Contains redish pigment • Can live at great depths in the ocean • Example: • Irish Moss-tidepools

  11. Plantlike Protists- Multicellular • Name: • Brown algae- multicellular • Characteristics: • Contains brown pigments • Largest algae • Found in cool shallow coastal waters Drawing:

  12. Plantlike Protists- Multicellular • Name: • Green Algae- multicellular • Characteristics: • Same pigements & cell walls as plants • Found in fresh or salt water • Can be unicellular, colonial or multicellular Drawing:

  13. Funguslike Protists Drawing: • Name: • Slime Molds • Characteristics: • Found in damp areas that have a lot of decaying matter

  14. Funguslike Protists Drawing: • Name: • Water mold • Characteristics: • Found on dead or decaying matter in water • Cell walls made of cellulose

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