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Protists I. Lab 3 BIOL 171. Remember!: Classification System. We’ll be looking at all of these! P rotists are everywhere in Eukarya ! “the junk drawer of the eukaryotes”. Ancestral Eukaryote. We’ll be looking at all of these! P rotists are everywhere in Eukarya ! - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Protists I
Lab 3BIOL 171
Remember!: Classification System
Ancestral Eukaryote
We’ll be looking at all of these!
Protists are everywhere in Eukarya!
“the junk drawer of the eukaryotes”
Ancestral Eukaryote
We’ll be looking at all of these!
Protists are everywhere in Eukarya!
“the junk drawer of the eukaryotes”
6 Kingdoms
• Plants (Plantae)• Animals (Animalia)• Fungi (Fungi)• Eubacteria• Archaeabacteria• Protista
Linnaeus[5]
(1735)2 kingdoms
Haeckel[6]
(1866)3 kingdoms
Chatton[7]
(1925)2 groups
Copeland[8]
(1938)4 kingdoms
Whittaker[2] (1969)
5 kingdoms
Woese [9][10]
(1977,1990)3 domains
Animalia Animalia
Eukaryote
Animalia Animalia
EukaryaVegetabilia PlantaePlantae Plantae
ProtoctistaFungi
Protista(not
treated) ProtistaProkaryote Monera Monera
Archaea
Bacteria
A constantly changing system…
Lab Study A: Euglenozoans – Trypanosoma levisi (prepared slide)– Euglena (make wet mount) – not in
manual (use depression slide)– Termites (Trichonympha) - procedure
not in manual
Trypanosoma and red blood cells
Euglena
Trichonympha• Lives in the intestine of the termite• Bacterial endosymbionts inside Trichonympha
digest cellulose- Termite > Trichonympha > Spirochetes
Procedure1. Place a couple of drops of Ringer’s solution on a clean slide.2. Transfer a termite into the drop of solution.3. Place slide under a dissecting microscope.4. Place the tips of dissecting needles at either end of the termite and pull in
opposite directions.5. Locate the long tube that is the termite’s intestine.6. Place a cover slip over the specimen and lightly press down on coverslip to
release the Trichonympha from the intestines. Observe with a compound microscope.
Lab Study B: Alveolates
Ciliate: Paramecium caudatum – (wet mount) in manual
Dinoflagellates: mixed dinoflagellates (live & wet mount), and Peridinium (wet mount) not in manual
Paramecium structures
Dinoflaggelates
Lab Study C: Stramenopiles
Diatoms (Bacillariophyta) – make wet mount
Also observe diatomaceous earth (the cell wall deposits from diatoms) – make wet mount and look at prepared slides
Diatom diversity
Diatom cell wall made of silica
Stramenopile flagella
Brown Algae (Phaeophyta)
Living: Ectocarpus and SphacelariaPreserved: Fucus and Laminaria
Lab Study D: Rhizaria (different title from manual)
• Foraminiferans - prepared slides
Radiolarians - prepared slides
Think about…
• Morphological characteristics• Ecology of the organism• How does the organism get around?• What role do they play in the ecosystem?• Do they have any economic value?• Where do they live?
• Don’t know the answer?? It’s probably a great research question! Ask me about it.