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3/30/2011 1 Protozoan Groups Chapter 11 1) ciliates---cilia 2) flagellates---flagella 3) amebas---pseudopodia 4) sporozoans---cyst-like infective stages Figure 11.01 Monerans Eukaryotes

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Protozoan Groups

Chapter 11

1) ciliates---cilia

2) flagellates---flagella

3) amebas---pseudopodia

4) sporozoans---cyst-like infective stages

Figure 11.01

Monerans Eukaryotes

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Protozoan Feeding

phagocytosis

termite flagellate

has cellulase

to digest wood

swallows through cytosome

tentacles attach

prey & then suck

contents into ciliate

flagella

beating help

draw

suspended

particles

Figure 11.23

Ciliates

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Figure 11.24a

Trichocysts: defensive?

Paramecium fires trichocysts when attacked by Didinium

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Figure 11.25

spiral movement

avoidance reaction

Paramecium use of ciliary action

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Binary fission asexual reproduction

Conjugation Reproduction exchange of chromosome

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Contractile Vacuole Complex H2O /H+/HC03

- balance

Figure 11.16

Contractile Vacuole Complex H2O/H+/HC03

- balance

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Paramecium

9 + 2

microtubules

flagellates

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Figure 11.14

Euglena

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Figure 11.32

Termite flagellates containing cellulase

Trichomoniasis :

sexually transmitted disease

Figure 11.18

Colonial Flagellates--Choanoflagellates

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Figure 11.19

Figure 11.20

Volvox: colonial flagellate-photosynthesis

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Figure 11.21

Flagellates

Sleeping sickness

Giardia: backpacker’s

disease: diarrhea

Figure 11.29

Dinoflagellates

Red Tide

Tentacle: used

for feeding

Phagotrophic Autotrophic &

Phagotrophic

Autotrophic &

Phagotrophic

Cellulose

plates

No cellulose

plates

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amebas

Figure 11.12

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Figure 11.06

naked ameba

lobopodia

filopodia recticulopodia

shelled amebas

shelled amebas

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amebas with thin axopodia

Figure 11.13

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Binary Fission

Amoeba

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Radiolarians

Foraminiferans: shell/test contributing to CaCO3 in oceans

Shelled amebas

Sporozoans

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Figure 11.31

Plasmodium malaria

Toxoplasma gondii

Pregnant women cautioned to change cat litter

sporozoan can infect fetal brain tissue

infected children impaired vision & mental retardation