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    The document describes the four eukaryotic kingdoms - Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It focuses on Protista, which are unicellular or multicellular eukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi. Protista are divided into 7 groups: Sarcodina, Algae, Diatoms, Flagellates, Sporozoans, Ciliates, and Molds. Each group contains different phyla of protists. The document then briefly mentions the fungi and plant kingdoms.

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    The document describes the four eukaryotic kingdoms - Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It focuses on Protista, which are unicellular or multicellular eukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi. Protista are divided into 7 groups: Sarcodina, Algae, Diatoms, Flagellates, Sporozoans, Ciliates, and Molds. Each group contains different phyla of protists. The document then briefly mentions the fungi and plant kingdoms.

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    The document describes the four eukaryotic kingdoms - Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It focuses on Protista, which are unicellular or multicellular eukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi. Protista are divided into 7 groups: Sarcodina, Algae, Diatoms, Flagellates, Sporozoans, Ciliates, and Molds. Each group contains different phyla of protists. The document then briefly mentions the fungi and plant kingdoms.

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    EUKARYOTES

    Eukaryotic
    1.Kingdom
    Kingdom Protista
    2. Kingdom Fungi
    3. Kingdom Plantae
    4. Kingdom Animalia
    Eukaryotic Cells... Eukaryotes... Eukaryotic Kingdom
    Kingdom Protista
    - Eukaryotes which are not animals, not
    - Unicellular;
    plants, not fungi some are multicellular
    - Has 7 groups and different phyla under
    the groups
    1. Sarcodina 5. Ciliates
    2. Algae 6. Sporozoans
    3. Diatoms 7. Molds
    4. Flagellates

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista


    1. The
    Phylum Rhizopoda: Phylum Foraminifera:
    Amoebas SarcodinesForams

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Sarcodines


    Phylum Chlorophyta:
    2. The Algae
    Phylum Rhodophyta:
    Green Algae Red Algae

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Algae


    2. The Algae
    Phylum Phaeophyta: Brown Algae (longest, fastest-growing;
    photosynthetically productive living thing)

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Algae


    3. The
    Phylum
    Diatoms
    Bacillariophyta

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Diatoms


    4. The
    Phylum Dinoflagellata: Phylum Euglenophyta:
    Dinoflagellates Flagellates Euglenoids

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Flagellates


    4. The
    Phylum Zoomastigina:
    Flagellates
    Zoomastigotes

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Flagellates


    5. The
    Phylum Sporozoa
    Sporozoans

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Sporozoans


    6. The
    Phylum Cillophora
    Cillates

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Cillates


    7. The Molds
    Phylum Oomycota: Phylum Myxomycota:
    Oomycetes Plasmodial Slime Molds

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Molds


    7. The Molds
    Phylum Acrasiomycota: Cellular
    Slime Molds

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Protista... Molds


    You are now
    at
    Kingdom Fungi!!!

    Fungi
    - Decomposers of the
    earth- Slender filaments, barely visible to the naked
    - Cannot produce their own food so they anchor
    eye(hyphae)
    themselves to the organism from which they will
    take their- Theynutrients
    break down organic materials to
    - Harmful;
    simple subsstancesdecay, rot and spoil may
    different materials as they obtain food;
    cause- useful;
    serious manufacturer
    disease in plants of bread, beer,
    and animals
    (humans) tofu, soy sauce, cheese, wine and the
    potentKingdom
    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… antibiotic (penicillin)
    Fungi... Fungi
    Phylum Zygomycota Phylum
    Ascomycota

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Fungi... Phyla


    Phylum
    Basidiomycota

    Eukaryotic Cells… Eukaryotes… Eukaryotic Kingdom… Kingdom Fungi... Phyla

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