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    Group 6 Fungi and Protozoa Activity 1

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    The document provides a dichotomous key that can be used to classify fungi and protozoa. The fungi key distinguishes between conjugated fungi, which reproduce sexually or asexually, and sac fungi, which reproduce sexually. Example fungi that fall under each category are listed. The protozoa key separates protozoa into alveolates and amoebozoans based on whether they have an alveolar sac. It then provides further dichotomous choices to distinguish different pathogenic and non-pathogenic ciliates, apicomplexans, and amoebas. Examples of protozoa that fall under each classification are given.

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    The document provides a dichotomous key that can be used to classify fungi and protozoa. The fungi key distinguishes between conjugated fungi, which reproduce sexually or asexually, and sac fungi, which reproduce sexually. Example fungi that fall under each category are listed. The protozoa key separates protozoa into alveolates and amoebozoans based on whether they have an alveolar sac. It then provides further dichotomous choices to distinguish different pathogenic and non-pathogenic ciliates, apicomplexans, and amoebas. Examples of protozoa that fall under each classification are given.

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    The document provides a dichotomous key that can be used to classify fungi and protozoa. The fungi key distinguishes between conjugated fungi, which reproduce sexually or asexually, and sac fungi, which reproduce sexually. Example fungi that fall under each category are listed. The protozoa key separates protozoa into alveolates and amoebozoans based on whether they have an alveolar sac. It then provides further dichotomous choices to distinguish different pathogenic and non-pathogenic ciliates, apicomplexans, and amoebas. Examples of protozoa that fall under each classification are given.

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    GROUP 6 - YORAC | SEVILLENO | VILCHES | VARONA | SORONGON | URBANOZO | SEDUCO

    FUNGI ACTIVITY
    DICHOTOMOUS KEY

    FUNGI

    CONJUGATED FUNGI SAC FUNGI

    ASEPTATE OR PAUCI-SEPTATE SEPTATE


    HYPHAE

    ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION SEXUAL REPRODUCTION


    MULTIPLE SPORANGIOSPORES (CONIDIOSPORE) (ASCOSPORE)

    MOLD FUNGI
    APOPHYSES & RHIZOIDS APOPHYSES & RHIZOIDS
    PRESENT ABSENT

    UNISERIATE AND UNISERIATE PHIALIDES; DIMORPHIC FUNGI


    WHITE TO BISERIATE PHIALIDES; USUALLY ONLY ON
    GRAY COLOR COVER ENTIRE VESICLE UPPER 2/3 OF VESICLE
    THICK-WALLED THIN-WALLED
    RHIZOIDS RHIZOIDS
    ELLIPSOIDAL TO CYLINDRICAL PEAR-SHAPED NARROW-NECKED
    DARK-GREYISH Aspergillus Aspergillus
    BROWN WHITE TO BROWN SHAPED
    SPORES BUDDING SPORES
    flavus fumigatus
    GLOBOSE OR OVAL
    SHAPED Mucor indicus
    OVAL-SHAPED TRAPEZOID-SHAPED Histoplasma Histoplasma
    Rhizopus oryzae duboisii capsulatum
    Apophysomyces Apophysomyces
    elegans trapeziformis
    GROUP 6 - YORAC | SEVILLENO | VILCHES | VARONA | SORONGON | URBANOZO | SEDUCO

    PROTOZOA ACTIVITY
    DICHOTOMOUS KEY

    PROTOZOA

    PRESENCE OF ALVEOLAR SAC ABSENCE OF ALVEOLAR SAC

    ALVEOLATES AMOEBOZOANS

    CILIATED MOTILITY GLIDING MOTILITY AEROBIC ANAEROBIC

    Acanthamoeba
    CILIATES APICOMPLEXANS spp.
    HAS CYST NO CYST

    NONPATHOGENIC PATHOGENIC HAS CONOID NO CONOID Entamoeba Entamoeba


    histolytica gingivalis

    Mucor indicus SPOROZOA ACONOIDASIDA

    FREE LIVING PARASITIC HAS RINGS NO RINGS

    Toxoplasma Plasmodium Plasmodium


    gondii falciparum malariae

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