Questions and Answers
Protozoans are classified by how they ______.
move
An _______ is considered an animal-like protist.
amoeba
Is the euglena a unicellular or multicellular organism?
unicellular
What Phylum do euglena belong to?
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Is the paramecium a unicellular or multicellular organism?
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To what Phylum do paramecium belong?
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All members of the Phylum _________ move by tiny hair-like projections called cilia.
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To what Phylum do amoeba belong?
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To what Phylum do stentor belong?
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Study Notes
Protozoa Classification
- Protozoans are categorized based on their mode of movement.
- Amoebas are recognized as animal-like protists within the protozoa group.
- Euglena species are unicellular organisms known for their unique characteristics.
- Euglena belong to the Phylum Euglenophyta, which defines their classification.
- Paramecia are also classified as unicellular organisms.
- The Phylum Ciliophora includes paramecia, specifying their taxonomic group.
- Members of the Phylum Ciliophora are characterized by their movement using cilia, which are tiny hair-like structures.
- Amoebas fall under the Phylum Sarcodina, indicating their classification based on movement and structure.
- Stentor, another type of protozoan, is also affiliated with the Phylum Ciliophora, sharing the movement mechanism of cilia.
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This quiz covers the classification of protozoans, focusing on their movement, structure, and common examples like amoebas and euglenas. Test your knowledge on protozoan characteristics and classification while learning about their role in the ecosystem.
