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Title: CHAMPS


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CHAMPS
  • Conversation
  • None at all
  • Help/Questions
  • Raise your hand
  • Activity
  • Taking notes on Protist Kingdom
  • Movement
  • None at all
  • Participation
  • Everyone takes notes and is quiet

2
Kingdom Protists
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Before We Start..
  • Are protists unicellular or multicellular?
  • Do protists have a nucleus?

4
Protist Reproduction
  • Congjuation
  • Asexually by mitosis
  • Sexually using gametes

5
Classification of Protists
  • Protists are classified by the way they obtain
    food.
  • 3 groups of Protists
  • Animal-like
  • Plant-like
  • Fungus-like

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Animal Like Protists
  • Consume other organisms for food
  • Known as protozoan (first animals)
  • Move around to find food
  • Ex Amoeba, Paramecium

7
Plant Like Protists
  • Produce their own food using chlorophyll and
    photosynthesis.
  • Ex Euglena, Algae

8
Fungus Like Protists
  • Consume dead or decaying matter
  • Called slime molds or water molds

9
Types of movement
  • Flagella- whip like structure that propel a cell
    to move
  • Psuedopod- false foot ?projection of the
    cytoplasm
  • Cilia- hair like projection

10
Feeding Structures
  • Contractile vacuole- cavity used to collect water
    and remove it from the cell.
  • Food vacuole- cavity used that temporality stores
    food.
  • Oral groove- used to take in food.

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Diseases
  • Malaria- carried by Plasmodium on a mosquito.
  • An infected mosquito bites a human.
  • The mosquitoes saliva which has the Protist, gets
    into the humans blood.
  • The Protist infects the human liver cells and red
    blood cells, where it multiplies quickly.
  • This causes the RBCs to burst and release more
    protists.

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Questions
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