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    I. Protist Producers A. Algae 1. Red Algae a) 2. Ex: Sebdenia (Fig. 2, pg. 275) Green Algae a) Ex: Colonies of Volvox (Fig. 3, pg 275) 3. B. Brown Algae Phytoplankton 1. 2. Diatoms (Fig. 4, pg. 276) Dinoflagellates Euglenoids (Fig. 5, pg. 276) 3. II. Heterotrophs That Can Move A. Protozoans 1. Amoeba a) 2. Move using pseudopodia Shelled Amoeba-Like Protists a) Ex: Radiolarians, Foraminiferans (Fig 8, pg. 278) 3. Zooflagellates a) b) Move using flagella Ex: Giardia lamblia (Fig. 9, pg

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    I. Protist Producers A. Algae 1. Red Algae a) 2. Ex: Sebdenia (Fig. 2, pg. 275) Green Algae a) Ex: Colonies of Volvox (Fig. 3, pg 275) 3. B. Brown Algae Phytoplankton 1. 2. Diatoms (Fig. 4, pg. 276) Dinoflagellates Euglenoids (Fig. 5, pg. 276) 3. II. Heterotrophs That Can Move A. Protozoans 1. Amoeba a) 2. Move using pseudopodia Shelled Amoeba-Like Protists a) Ex: Radiolarians, Foraminiferans (Fig 8, pg. 278) 3. Zooflagellates a) b) Move using flagella Ex: Giardia lamblia (Fig. 9, pg

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    Protists Outline Ch11.2 (Information Obtained From Holt Science and Technology: Life Science. Austin: Holt Rinehart & Winston, 2007. Print.)

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    I. Protist Producers A. Algae 1. Red Algae a) 2. Ex: Sebdenia (Fig. 2, pg. 275) Green Algae a) Ex: Colonies of Volvox (Fig. 3, pg 275) 3. B. Brown Algae Phytoplankton 1. 2. Diatoms (Fig. 4, pg. 276) Dinoflagellates Euglenoids (Fig. 5, pg. 276) 3. II. Heterotrophs That Can Move A. Protozoans 1. Amoeba a) 2. Move using pseudopodia Shelled Amoeba-Like Protists a) Ex: Radiolarians, Foraminiferans (Fig 8, pg. 278) 3. Zooflagellates a) b) Move using flagella Ex: Giardia lamblia (Fig. 9, pg

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    Protist Producers

    A. Algae

    1. Red Algae

    a) Ex: Sebdenia (Fig. 2, pg. 275)

    2. Green Algae

    a) Ex: Colonies of Volvox (Fig. 3, pg 275)

    3. Brown Algae

    B. Phytoplankton

    1. Diatoms (Fig. 4, pg. 276)

    2. Dinoflagellates

    3. Euglenoids (Fig. 5, pg. 276)

    II. Heterotrophs That Can Move

    A. Protozoans

    1. Amoeba

    a) Move using pseudopodia

    2. Shelled Amoeba-Like Protists

    a) Ex: Radiolarians, Foraminiferans (Fig 8, pg. 278)

    3. Zooflagellates

    a) Move using flagella

    b) Ex: Giardia lamblia (Fig. 9, pg. 278)

    4. Ciliates

    a) Move using cilia

    b) Ex: paramecium (Fig. 10, pg. 279)

    III. Heterotrophs That Can’t Move


    A. Water Molds

    1. Parasitic

    2. Decomposers

    3. Phylum: Oomycota (molds and downy mildews)

    B. Slime Molds

    1. Consumers or decomposers

    2. Single-celled or giant cells with many nuclei

    3. Phylum: Myxomycota (plasmodial slime molds)

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