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Page 1: Just What are protists? What is a Protist?  Protists are a eukaryotic kingdom.  Almost all protists are unicellular  Protists can be defined as any

Just What are Just What are protists?protists?

Page 2: Just What are protists? What is a Protist?  Protists are a eukaryotic kingdom.  Almost all protists are unicellular  Protists can be defined as any

What is a Protist?What is a Protist?

Protists are a eukaryotic kingdom.Protists are a eukaryotic kingdom. Almost all protists are unicellularAlmost all protists are unicellular Protists can be defined as any type of Protists can be defined as any type of

eukaryote that is not already eukaryote that is not already classified as an animal, plant, or classified as an animal, plant, or fungi.fungi.

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Animal -like protistsAnimal -like protists

Animal type protists are called Animal type protists are called “protozoans”“protozoans”

Each type of animal-like protists are Each type of animal-like protists are classified into different phyla by the classified into different phyla by the way they move.way they move.

The different phyla of animal protists The different phyla of animal protists include: Zoomastigina, Sarcodina, include: Zoomastigina, Sarcodina, Ciliophora, and Sporozoa.Ciliophora, and Sporozoa.

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Now, how do they move?!Now, how do they move?!

ZoomastiginaZoomastigina protists use a protists use a “flagella“flagella” to ” to move. This move. This structure is a long structure is a long string-like structure string-like structure and allows for any and allows for any of their movement.of their movement.

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Now, How do they move?!Now, How do they move?!

SarcodinesSarcodines move by move by the use of cytoplasm the use of cytoplasm projections. This may projections. This may be seen when looking be seen when looking at a moving ameba: at a moving ameba: psuedopodiapsuedopodia

SporozoansSporozoans move by move by the use of tiny cells the use of tiny cells called “spores”. When called “spores”. When using these spores, using these spores, sporozoans can move sporozoans can move from host to host.from host to host.

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Now, how do they move?!Now, how do they move?!

CiliatesCiliates move by move by the use of the use of “cillia” “cillia” which are tiny hair-which are tiny hair-like projections like projections that wave across a that wave across a surface to allow surface to allow movement.movement.

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Plant-like ProtistsPlant-like Protists

Plant-like protists contain the green Plant-like protists contain the green chlorophyll pigment.chlorophyll pigment.

These protists are able to perform These protists are able to perform photosynthesis.photosynthesis.

There are different phylum of protsitsThere are different phylum of protsits

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Fungus-like ProtistsFungus-like Protists Fungus-have the ability to absorb food through Fungus-have the ability to absorb food through

their cell wall.their cell wall. Cellular Slime MoldsCellular Slime Molds (these molds begin their (these molds begin their

various life cycles as ameba structures)various life cycles as ameba structures) Acellular slime moldsAcellular slime molds (these also begin as (these also begin as

ameba like structures, however as they reach ameba like structures, however as they reach maturity they develop into one cell with maturity they develop into one cell with thousands of nuclei)thousands of nuclei)

Water moldsWater molds (these molds live off of (these molds live off of dead/decaying matter, have cell walls made of dead/decaying matter, have cell walls made of cellulose,cellulose, and produce spores) and produce spores)

These are all examples of fungus-like protists These are all examples of fungus-like protists

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Fungus-like ProtistsFungus-like Protists

Cellular Slime Molds Acellular Slime Molds Water Molds