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A Walk Through Time A Walk Through Time AssignmentsAssignments

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““Protista”Protista”• One-celled to simple colonies to plant-like (but

these related to simple forms)• Cells eukaryotic• Photosynthetic and heterotrophic metabolisms• Now usually split into several kingdoms• Not plants, fungi, nor animals

Spirogyra

Amoeba

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Ecology of the ProtistsEcology of the Protists

• Though small, play major roles* 65 % of earth’s net primary production

(phytoplankton)* Microfeeders of bacteria, other protists* Food for larger plankton & animals* Habitats for other organisms* Decomposers* Parasites of plants and animals

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The Eukaryotic cellThe Eukaryotic cell

Paramecium, a ciliated protozoan

This view is under Nomarski phase contrast

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Eukaryotic vs. prokaryotic cellsEukaryotic vs. prokaryotic cells

• Size* Prokaryotes ≤ 10 µm* Eukaryotes ≥ 10 µm

• Complexity* Prokaryotes – simple* Eukaryotes – complex

• Location of chromosomes* Prokaryotes – free in cytosol* Eukaryotes – within a nucleus

• Flagellar mechanisms differ

Bacteria & Archea

protists, Fungi, Plants, Animals

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Bacterium (prokaryote)

Animal (eukaryote)

Plant (eukaryote)

Figures 7.4, 7.7, 7.8

(Actual size relative to eukaryotes below)

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Protista as a single “kingdom”Protista as a single “kingdom”Functional gFunctional groupsroups

• Algae – photosynthetic• Protozoa – non photosynthetic, consumers• Fungus-like Protists – nonphotosynthetic,

hyphal

• Each group is polyphyletic

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““Protozoa”Protozoa”

• Protista that are heterotrophic by injestion

• Motile* pseudopodia – amoebas* flagella – flagellates* cilia – ciliates

• Ancent and advanced groups

• Polyphyletic (i.e. phyla not closely related)

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PseudopodiaPseudopodia

Movie of Pseudopodial movement in Amoeba

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PseudopodiaPseudopodia

Actinophrys

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FlagellaFlagella

Paranema

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FlagellaFlagella

Giardia

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CiliaCilia

Paramecium

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Macronucleusw/ micronuclei

behind

Oral groove on surface

Site of cell “anus”

Food vacuoles

Cilia

Undulating membrane in groove (ciliary)

Contractile vacuoles

Paramecium, a ciliated protozoan

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CiliaCilia

Euplotes