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Diplomonads example
Giardia intestinalis
Diplomonads characteristics
Mitosomes
Parabasalids example
Trichomonas vaginalis
Parabasalids characteristics
Hydrogenosomes
Euglenazoans
Rod with spiral or crystalline shape
Pred. heterotrophs, autotrophs, mixotrophs, or parasites
Kinetoplastids example
Trypanosoma
Kinetoplastids characteristics
Surface protein switch
Kinetoplast
Euglenids example
Euglena
Euglenids characteristics
Phototaxis
Flagella pocket
Some mixotrophs
Brown algae characteristics
alternations of generations
multicellular
analogous structure to plants
seaweeds
Largest and most complex algae
Golden algae example
Dinobryon
Golden algae characteristics
form cysts
some colonial
2 flagella at same end
contain carotenoids
Diatoms characteristics
important in biological pump
among most abundant photosynthesizers
can withstand tremendous amounts of pressure
frustules of silica dioxide
Alveolates characteristics
contains alveoli
Ciliates characteristics
reproduce through binary fission
sexual conjugation (exchange of micronuclei)
contain micronucleus and macronucleus
use cilia for locomotion
Apicomplexans example
Plasmodium
Apicomplexans characteristics
apicoplast
complex of organelles for penetration of host tissue
mostly parasites
Dinoflagellates example
Zooxanthellae
Dinoflagellates characteristics
red tides
2 flagella in grooves
cellulose plates
Rhizarians
amoebas with thread-like pseudopodia
Cercozoans example
Chlorarachniophytes
Cercozoans characteristics
important consumer of bacteria
Foraminiferans characteristics
important in sediments
indicators of climate change
90% of species known from fossils
Radiolarians characteristics
pseudopodia radiate from central body
skeletons of silica
Archaeplastida
Monophyletic group descended from the ancient protist that engulfed cyanobacterium
Red algae
no flagellated gametes
alternation of generations
seaweeds
multicellular
contain phycoerythrin
Green algae characteristics
charophytes
chlorophytes
closest relative of land plants
Amoebazoans characteristics
lobe or tube shaped pseudopodia
Slime molds
bright, large
resemble fungi
utilize fruiting bodies
Tubulinids example
Amoeba proteus
Tubulinids characteristics
heterotrophs
some feed on detritus
Entamoebas characteristics
parasites
infect all classes of vertebrates
Choanoflagellates characteristics
more closely related to animals than to other protists
Nucleariids characteristics
more closely related to fungi than to other protists