6 kingdoms of Life

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6 kingdoms of Life • 1. Plants • 2. Animals • 3. Fungi • 4. Archaebacteria • 5. Eubacteria • 6. PROTISTA

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6 kingdoms of Life. 1. Plants 2. Animals 3. Fungi 4. Archaebacteria 5. Eubacteria 6. PROTISTA. Kingdom Protista. FUNGUS-LIKE PROTISTS… The slime molds and water molds PLANT-LIKE PROTISTS……. The Algae ANIMAL LIKE PROTISTS…. The protozoa. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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6 kingdoms of Life

• 1. Plants• 2. Animals• 3. Fungi• 4. Archaebacteria• 5. Eubacteria• 6. PROTISTA

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Kingdom Protista

• FUNGUS-LIKE PROTISTS… The slime molds and water molds

• PLANT-LIKE PROTISTS……. The Algae

• ANIMAL LIKE PROTISTS…. The protozoa

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SLIME MOLD… a fungus-like protist

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Yellow slim mold… a colony of thousands of single celled amoeba like

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Are you smarter than a slime mold?

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More slime mold

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Pretzel Slime Mold

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Slime mold recreates rail-lines and interstate highways when grown on a map

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Water Mold… a fungus-like protist

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Water Mold… not a fungus… a protist

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ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTS ( Protozoans )

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This amoeba is about to “eat” the algae cells. Amoebas are single celled “animal-like” protists

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An amoeba has a EUKARYOTIC cell (cell with a nucleus and many organelles )

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WHY is an Amoeba NOT a bacteria?

BACTERIA CELL• No nucleus• No mitochondria• No E.R.• No Golgi apparatus• No vacuoles

AMOEBA CELL• Has a nucleus• Has mitochondria• Has E.R.• Has Golgi apparatus• Has vacuoles

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Death by Amoeba: Some twin cities youth lost their lives to an amoeba which infected their brain after

swimming in a certain lake

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Amoeba reproducing asexually

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A single Amoeba

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Paramecia.. Animal like protists

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Paramecia conjugating = trading DNA (similar to sexual reproduction )

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Paramecia. 1 cell big, but notice the small hairs called “cilia” covering each cell

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Paramecium dividing

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PLANT-LIKE PROTISTS ( Algae )

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Euglena. A single celled protist… half plant… half animal

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Euglena with a single flagellum visible coming from the tip of each cell

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Euglena with a red eyespot clearly visible. Chloroplasts are also clearly visible

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Euglena… common in our lakes and ponds in Douglas County

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KELP a plant-like protist. Kelp forests make rich habitat in oceans for many other creatures

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Gas filled bladders on kelp help to float the “leaves” of this protist

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Kelp forest. Kelp can grow 2 meters per day = 6 feet! Very important producer

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Kelp attach to the ocean bottom with “holdfasts”

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Sea urchins are animals which nibble through then holdfasts of kelp…sometimes setting the

kelp adrift

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Sea urchins on Kelp

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Spirogyra… a plant like protist. We call plant like protists… ALGAE

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Spirogyra… common here in Alex. Not a plant! A plant-like protist. ( algae )

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Spirogyra algae

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Volvox… a colony of green algae cells common in Douglas County

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Volvox. A plant like protists

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Anabaena… a green alga

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Anabaena… a plant like protist ( algae )

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Water Net. A Green alga

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Algae farms in the desert. Could these protists produce enough oil to power our

vehicles?

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. Over 70% of earth’s oxygen is produced by algae. Thank you little green photosynthetic algae dudes !!

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Bubbles of oxygen in the sunlight as photosynthesis happens

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Single celled algae living inside of coral.= mutualism. The algae make food for the coral animal during photosynthesis. What if you

had algae living in your skin?

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Green alga inside coral animals

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Sponges. These are animals which are green because of an alga living inside.

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Sloth fur is excellent algae habitit

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Sloth with algae in fur

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Red Tide. Caused by a plant-like protist with red pigment ( red alga )

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The organism which causes red-tide… a red-alga which releases a nerve toxin

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Red tide

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Toxins released by the alga during a red tide can kill millions of fish

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Red tides can also kill manatees

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Diatoms. Plant like protists with a silica shell. Shell has many holes

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A single diatom magnified hundreds of times

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Diatoms shells are added to toothpaste, pool filters and road paint.

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Close-up of a diatom shell showing the holes in the shell.

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White cliffs of Dover… Dover England. The entire cliff is made of Diatom fossils

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The anopheles mosquito.. Carries the protist which causes malaria.

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Anopheles mosquito injecting plasmodium protozoans into human.

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Bed nets help to prevent malaria