BIOL 1002 Chapter : Ch 20 Notes

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Excavates: flagella, feeding groove, heterotrophic, lack mitochondria. Euglenozoans: distinctive mitochondria, flagella, mixed nutritional methods. Diplomonads: free-living or symbiotic, two nuclei, multiple flagella, ex: giardia (caused by drinking contaminated water, causes diarrhea) Parabasalids: anaerobic, symbiotic or parasitic, ex: trichomanas vaginalis (sexually transmitted) Euglenids: mostly freshwater, 1-3 flagella, primarily photosynthetic (can switch to heterotrophic, most lack rigid cell wall. Stramenopiles (chromists: different forms (some live as multicellular colonies, mixed nutritional methods. Alveolates: mostly single-celled, mixed nutritional methods (including parasites, varied forms of motility. Rhizarians: mostly single-celled, external shells, heterotrophic, pseudopodia for motility, eyespot photoreceptor. Kinetoplastids: 1 flagellum, free-living or symbiotic, ex: trypanosoma (causes sleeping sickness) Water molds (oomycota: cell can form colonies, filamentous, heterotrophic decomposers, mobile gametes, ex: downy mildew. Diatoms (chrysohyta: freshwater or marine, photosynthetic, glass-like shells. Brown algae (phaeophyta: marine, accessory pigments cause brown color, added polysaccharides in cell wall, cells can form colonies, gas-bladders.

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