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The Kingdom Protista. Gaiser Life Science. Know. What do you know about protists as a group? . “I don’t know anything.” is not an acceptable answer. Use complete sentences. Evidence.
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The Kingdom Protista Gaiser Life Science
Know What do you know about protists as a group? “I don’t know anything.” is not an acceptable answer. Use complete sentences. Evidence After listening to the PowerPoint lecture, come back here and list evidence to explain why your answer to the above question is or is not a good answer. You may also use other outside sources to help you respond. Page #
Protista Information Clarifying ?s protists - organisms that don’t fit into any other group - the junk drawer group types 1. Animal-like: heterotrophs, unicellular, motile, AKA: protozoans Examples: amoeba, paramecium 2. Fungus-like: heterotrophs, have cell walls, reproduce by spores, motile Examples: water molds, slime molds motile - able to move spontaneously and actively 3. Plant-like: heterotrophs or autotrophs, unicellular or multicellular, eukaryotes Examples: seaweed, plankton, algae habitat Moist surroundings Examples: lakes, rivers, swamps impact Can cause malaria in humans FYI: Some protists are parasites, which live in or on another animal or “host.” They rob their host of food and nutrients while thriving themselves. The host almost always suffers ill health due to parasites and in some cases, the parasites end up killing the host. Summary: Page #
Protista Information Clarifying ?s protists - organisms that don’t fit into any other group - the junk drawer group types 1. Animal-like: heterotrophs, unicellular, motile, AKA: protozoans Examples: amoeba, paramecium 2. Fungus-like: heterotrophs, have cell walls, reproduce by spores, motile Examples: water molds, slime molds motile - able to move spontaneously and actively 3. Plant-like: heterotrophs or autotrophs, unicellular or multicellular, eukaryotes Examples: seaweed, plankton, algae habitat Moist surroundings Examples: lakes, rivers, plants impact Can cause malaria in humans FYI: Some protists are parasites, which live in or on another animal or “host.” They rob their host of food and nutrients while thriving themselves. The host almost always suffers ill health due to parasites and in some cases, the parasites end up killing the host. Page # Summary:
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