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| Group of unicellular eukaryotes; Kingdom:Protista and Domain:Eukarya |
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| Absorb organic molecules/ingest large food |
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| combo. of photosynthesis and heterotrophic nutrition |
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| unicellular organism engulf another cells and then becomes an organelle of host |
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| Closely related to animals and heterotrophs |
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| ancestor of land plants/autotrophs |
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Lack plastids, modified mitochondris, and anaerobic enviroments
+modified mitochondria:Mitosome |
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| 2 equal sized nuclei, and multi flagella |
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| Reduced mito. and generate SOME energy anaerobically |
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| organized mass of DNA in a single mitochondrion |
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African sleeping sickness, Chagas Disease
Evade immune response by switching surface proteins |
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| 2 flagella, marine and freshwater phytoplankton |
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| parasite of animals that cause serious disease |
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| spread through host as infectious cell |
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| Large group of protists named after the cilia that is uses to move/feed |
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| 2 individuals exchange haploid microneuclei; reason of genetic variation |
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| move/feed by pseudopodia extension of cytoplasm |
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Unicellular algae with a 2 part
Has a wall of hydrated silica |
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| sediment on fossilized diatom walls |
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| 1 or 2 flagella; both auto/heterotrophic |
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| detect areas of light; not complex |
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| named after color; yellow and brown carotenoids |
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| Largest/Complex; multi-cellular and marine |
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| rec b/c of accessory pigment phycoerythrin |
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