Protozoa

protozoa are ___cellular

do protozoa have cell wall?

are most hetero or photosynthetic?

what is protozoa primary means of reproduction?

Phlyums
I. Rhizopoda
II. Tubulinea
III. Euglenozoa
IV. Metamonada
V. Ciliophora
VI. Apicomplexa
VII. Heterokontophytos
VIII. Dinoflagellata

whats in phylum rhizopoda or amoebozoa?

Talk about Amoebae (phylum Rhizopoda)

where are amoebae found?

what is an example of a free-living amoebae?

what is an example of an important amoebae pathogen?

where does the Entamoeba histolytica live?

how does Entamoeba histolytica replicate?

how many nucleated cysts does the Entamoeba histolytica have?

where does the cyst pass out in?

how is Entamoeba histolytica contracted?

most people infected with Entamoeba are ______

what is the most famous amoeba?

amoeba proteus (Tubulinea)

what is interesting about the Euglenozoa phylum?

what is trypanosoma

how is trypanosoma transmitted?

what are the two divisions of trypanosoma?

what is stercorarian trypanosome?

what spread stercorarian trypanosome?

what is the most important stercorarian trypanosome?

what kind of parasite s the Trypanosoma cruzi?

what is the nick for the disease T. cruzi gives?

when do the triatomid bugs bite?

what is the nick for triatomid bugs?

what is the other trypanosome?

how is salivarian trypanosome injected?

flagellate protozoan that causes sleeping sickness in humans

trypanosome brucei that causes acute sleeping sickness

trypanosoma brucei that causes chronic sleeping sickness

what spreads trypanosoma brucei?

what causes the symptoms of sleeping sickness?

who is the relative of trypanosome?

where do kinetoplastida live?

what does the phylum metamonada mean?

giardia (metamonada)

where does giardia live?

how is giardia spread?

causes diarrhea, highly contagious, vomiting, and loss of weight

doesn't break down host cells, but instead the dense layer of parasites over the surface of the intestine interfere with absorption and trigger onset of disease

beavers are particular carrier

venereal disease

phylum characterized by cilitates

ciliates

what is cilia latin for?

example of Ciliophora

where does balantidium coli live?

do animals in the phylum apicmoplexa move?

how do apicomplexa move?

linked with malaria

ague

bad air

characterized by fevers occurnige very ___ or ___ hours

famous histories that had malaria

who is the most frequent victim of Plasmodium aka malaria?

term for mosquito that carries the disease

what kind of parasite is plasmodium?

where does plasmodium reproduce?

two plasmodium types that are hypnozoites

most common malaria type and also the MOST DANGEROUS

Phlum Heterokontophytos has one type

what makes up cell wall of diatom?

what are Diatoms composed of?

major component of marina phyoplanktin

major source of world's oxygen

used in polishing compounds, detergents, paint removers, component of firebrick, soundproofing products, and reflective paints

what are diatoms?

what is a dinoflagellate?

dinoflagellate are ___

dinoflagellates are more closely related to ___ and ____ than they are to plants or algae

make up a large proportion of freshwater and marine plankton

two flagella of unequal length

dinoflagellates flagella

abundance in marine water

produce neurotoxins and can poison humans who eat shellfish that have ingested planktonic dinoflagellates

neurotoxin of particular dinoflagellate may be more potent

name for symptoms of memory loss, confusion, headache, respiratory difficulties, skink rash

PEAS

do protozoa have to be cultured?