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What shape do Protozoa come in

Many different shapes

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do protozoa have a cell wall

no

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are protozoa heterotrophic or autotrophic?

heterotrophic

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How do protozoa reproduce?

asexually and sexually

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What do amoeba use to move?

Pseudopodia

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what is the brain eating amoeba called?

Naegleria fowleri

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How are protozoa often grouped?

based on motility structure

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what are the four types of protozoa based on motility structure?

Amoebae, Cilia, Flagellated, and non-motile

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What are the four types of Flagellated Protozoa we went over?

Giardia, Euglena, Trichomonas, Trypanosoma

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Is Giardia parasitic?

Yes

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what is a notable structure that Giardia has two of?

nucleus

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what kind of motility do Giardia posses

Falling leaf motility

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where is giardia often found?

feces

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what structure do giardia produce to shield themselves?

Cysts

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what disease can Giardia cause?

Hikers Diarrhea

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What structure do giardia use for motility

flagella

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What notable structure do Giardia lack?

Mitochondria, which they replace with Mitosome

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what is a mitosome?

an organelle that often replaces mitochondria to produce ATP

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What structure do Trichomonas use for motility?

Flagella

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Do Trichomonas have mitochondria?

No

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How does Trichomonas spread from person to person

Sex

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why is Trichomonas often accidentally spread?

Many people, especially men, are asymptomatic

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What kind of motility structure do Trypanosoma use?

Flagella

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what is a kinetoplast?

a big oval piece of DNA

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where do Trypanosoma store there DNA?

a Kinetoplast

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do Trypanosoma produce cysts

some do

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do trichomonas produce cysts?

no

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what shape are Trypanosoma cells?

crescent shaped

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what kind of animal often carries Trypanosoma?

insects

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what are 2 notable diseases caused by Trypanosoma?

African Sleeping Sickness and Chagas Disease

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Where are Euglenids found?

freshwater

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What are the two notable organelles Euglenids posses?

Chloroplast and Eyespot

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What are genus are Euglenids under?

Euglena

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What genus are Ciliates under?

Paramecium

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what structure do Ciliates use to move?

Cillia

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Where are Ciliates often found

Freshwater

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Do ciliates pose a threat to humans

no, they are non-pathogenic

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What structure do Apicomplexans use to move?

NONE, they are non-motile

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what diseases can Apicomplexans cause?

Malaria, Toxoplasmosis, Cryptosporidiosis