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Taxonomic classification: 1) A living thing is either a Prokaryote or Eukaryote. 2) A living thing is in one of the following kingdoms: Archae, Bacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae or Animalia. We tend to overlay the two as follows: Prokaryote = Archae, Bacteria Eukaryote = Protista, Fungi, Animalia and Plantae. Q. What are the names of the three domains?
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Q. Why are the prokaryotes divided into two different domains in this classification model?
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Q. How are the Archaea different from the Bacteria?
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Q. Which domain are the Protista in?
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Kingdom Protista 1. Below each picture write the common group of each protist: A=animal-like, P=Plant-Like, F=Fungus-like 2. Then list why each one belongs to that specific category. (Use your notes)
3. What is the body type (unicellular or multicellular) of most protist? ______
4. Cellular structure is (prokaryote, eukaryote): ______5. Give two examples of animallike protist. ______, ______
6. Short hair like projections paramecium use for movement: ______
7. Method of movement in amoebas: ______= ______
8. Define False foot: ______
9. Euglena use this whip like tail for movement: ______
10. Organelle used to maintain water balance in protist: ______
11. Give two examples of unicellular plantlike protist. ______, ______
12. What organelle does a euglena have that makes it an autotroph? ______
13. Give 3 examples of multicellular protist: ______, ______, ______
14. Plantlike protists are used to make: (give one example) ______
15. Protists are a source of ______for other organisms.
16. When algae grows in enormous masses depleting water of nutrients: ______
17. Fungus-like protists are known as what type of heterotroph ______
18. They provide soil with: ______
19. Where do protists live (water, land or both)? ______
20. Fill in the Vinn Diagram with basic characteristics of each group.
Diversity of Protist Video Notes Characteristics from video Euglena Diatoms
Water Mold
Amoeba
Ciliates
Euplotes
Vorticella
Urocentrum
Stentor
Didinium
Paramecium
Even though objects look different DNA can ______
Kingdom Fungi
1. What is the structural level of most fungi? ______but few are ______2. Cellular structure is (prokaryote, eukaryote): ______3. Cells of fungi have what structure around them? ______4. Nutritional description of fungi: ______5. Organism that obtains food from dead organism: ______6. An example of a unicellular fungi: ______7. Two human diseases caused by fungi parasites: ______, ______8. Lichens are composed of what two organisms: ______and ______9. Lichens are an example of what type relationship? ______10. Drug used to prevent organ transplant rejection: ______11. Root like structures (not roots) on fungi: ______12. Means of reproduction: ______13. Two fungi people like to eat: ______, ______14. Leather and fabrics left in the garage may get a musty smell due to the fungi:
Matching – Identify as either P rotist or F ungi or both
1. ______Red tides 11. ______Ringworm 2. ______Penicillin 12. ______Green algae 3. ______Mushroom 13. ______Decomposers 4. ______Red algae 14. ______Lichens 5. ______Paramecium 15. ______Algal bloom 6. ______Brown algae 16. ______African Sleeping Sickness 7. ______Yeast 17. ______Euglena 8. ______Malaria 18. ______Athlete’s foot 9. ______Blue in blue cheese 19. ______Parasites 10. ______Cyclosporine 20. ______Cell walls
PROTIST FUNGI Cell Level Unicellular/multicellular Genetic Material Prokaryote/Eukaryote
Cell Structure