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Protist Taxonomy

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The process by which a unicellular organism engulfs another cell, which becomes an endosymbiont then organelle in the host cell

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Endosymbiosis

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Clades of Excavata

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1. Diplomonads

2. Parabasalids

3. Euglenozoans

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Branches of Chromalveolata

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1. Alveolates

2. Stramenopiles

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Clades of Alveolates

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1. Dinoflagellates

2. Apicomplexans (Sporozoans)

3. Ciliates

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Clades of Stramenopiles

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1. Diatoms

2. Golden algae

3. Brown algae

4. Oomecytes (Water molds)

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Clades of Rhizaria

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1. Cercozoans

2. Forams

3. Radiolarians

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Clades of Archaeplastids

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1. Red algae

2. Cholorophytes

3. Charophytes

4. Land plants

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Two types of green algae

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1. Chlorophytes

2. Charophytes

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Clades of Unikonta

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1. Slime molds

2. Gymnamoebas

3. Entamoebas

4. Nucleariids

5. Fungi

6. Choanoglagellates

7. Animals

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Clades of Amoebozoans

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1. Slime molds

2. Gymnamoebas

3. Entamoebas

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Clades of Opisthokonis

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1. Nucleariids

2. Fungi

3. Choanoflagellates

4. Animals

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This type of Apicomplexan is responsible for malaria

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Plasmodium

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This type of Excavata is responsible for traveler's diarrhea

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Diplomonads

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Contain modified mitochondria called mitosomes

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Diplomonads

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This type of Excavata is responsible for tichomonas vaginalis

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Parabasalids

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Contain reduced mitochondria called hydrenosomes

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Parabasalids

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This member of euglenozoans is responsible for sleeping sickness and Chaga's disease

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Trypanosomes

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Contain membrane-bound sacs just under the plasma membrane

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Alveolates

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Contains two flagella, each reinforced by cellulose plates; causes "red tide"

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Dinoflagellates

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Contains 2 nucleae

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Ciliata

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Found in Ciliata

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Paramecium

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Contains hairy flagellum paired with smooth flagellum

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Stramenopila

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Unicellular algae with unique two-part shells; major component of phytoplankton

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Diatoms

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Multicellular, mostly marine; often referred to as seaweek or giant kelp

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Brown algae

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The alternation of multicellular haploid and diploid forms

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Alternation of Generations

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Generations are structurally different

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Heteromorphic

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Generations look similar

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Isomorphic

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Helps amoebas move and feed

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Pseudopodia

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Have tests fused to one delicate piece, usually made of silica

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Radiolarians

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Multicellular, mostly marine; often referred to as seaweed or giant kelp

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Brown algae

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Accessory pigment that causes red color; masks chloroplast

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Phycoerythrin

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This branch of Archaeoplastida and green algae is most closely related to land plants

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Charophytes

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Common unicellular amoebas in soil and water

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Gymnamoebas

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Causes amebic dysentery, the 3rd leading cause of human death due to eukaryotic parasites

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Entamoeba histolytica