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Three protist groups

Algae (plant), protozoa (animal), décomposers

Describe the photoautotrophic protists' ecological role

CALLED Phytoplankton


Primary producers


Produce biomass

Describe the chemoheterotrophic protists' ecological role

CALLED zooplankton


Primary consumers


Produce biomass for secondary consumer

Three ways protists can vary

Morphology, mode of nutrition, mode of Locomotion

What's colonial?

Not unicellular or multicellilar

3 modes of nutrition

Photosynthesis, absorptive, ingestive

3 main modes of Locomotion via..? How do we group them

Amoeboid, pseudopodia


Swimming, flagella


Swimming, cilia


Stentor=swim, amoeba=amoeboid

7 type of protists

Desmids


Diatoms


Amoebozoa


Ciliates


Euglenids


Volvox


Trypanosomes

Desmids:


Ecological role


What does it look like


Photosynthetic pigment


Cell wall


Energy storage

Phytoplankton


Two half cell, bridge w nucleus


Green


Cellulose


Starch

Diatoms:Ecological roleWhat does it look likePhotosynthetic pigmentCell wallEnergy storage

Phytoplankton


Looks satisfyingly sim


Yellow-brown


Glass-like (silica)


Chrysolaminarin

Volvox:Ecological roleWhat does it look likePhotosynthetic pigmentCell wallEnergy storage

Phytoplankton


Large, hollow sphere


Chlorophyll


Lack polysaccharide, ECM


Starch

Amoeba:


Mode of nutrition


Mode of Locomotion


Cell wall


Relationship


Physical distinction

Ingestive


Amoeboid


No cell wall


Parasite


Blob with arms, vacuole

Paramecium:


Mode of nutrition


Mode of Locomotion


Cell wall


Physical distinction

Ingestive


Cilia


Pellicule


COVERED in cilia

Stentor:


Mode of nutritionMode of Locomotion


Cell wall


Physical distinction

Ingestive


Cilia


Pellicule


Tuff of cilia

Euglena:Mode of nutritionMode of LocomotionCell wall


StoragePhysical distinction

Mixotroph


Flagella


Pellicule


Paramylons


Positive photo taxis, tail

Trypanosoma:


Also reffered asMode of nutritionMode of LocomotionCell wallPhysical distinction

Pathogens


Absorptive


Flagella


Pellicule


Sperm-like