zooflagellates

This was divided into the Phytomastigina or phytoflagellates, which have chloroplasts or are closely related to such forms, and the Zoomastigina or zooflagellates, which do not.

B. PHYLUM SARCOMASTIGOPHORA - ZOOMASTIGINA (ZOOFLAGELLATES) PROPEL THEMSELVES BY FLAGELLA. C. PHYLUM CILIOPHORA (CILIAPHORANS) OR CILIATES MOVE BY HAIRLIKE CILIA.

Some zooflagellates are free-living _____ or _____ organisms; many can live inside other organisms in _____ relationship.

ZOOFLAGELLATES Zoomastigophora These are one-celled or colonial animals that are much like euglenoids or Dinoflagellates. However, they lack chlorophyll o r other photosynthetic chemicals typical of ...

zooflagellates. sporozoans. plasmodial slime molds. cellular slime molds. water molds Algae. The word algae is not a taxonomic category . It simply refers to aquatic (freshwater or marine) protists

These organisms reproduce by splitting in two which is called Binary Fission . We are going to examine four groups of Mastigophorans; euglenoids, volvocids, dinoflagellates and zooflagellates.

Zoomastigophora (Zooflagellates) Members of the Zoomastigophora use flagella as a means of locomotion. Most of the Zooflagellates have from one to a few flagella, although some, such as the protozoan ...

Protists 12/13/00 Click here to start ... ZOOFLAGELLATES &CILIATES. Zooflagellates. Zooflagellates. Can’t Live Without Them

Zooflagellates , like dinoflagellates, have long flagella. They either absorb their food or engulf it in food vacuoles or pockets. They live under many different conditions.

Flagellates may be animal-like, plant-like or fungus-like. Animal-like flagellates are known as zooflagellates. A discussion of zooflagellates can be found on pages 68-69 of your textbook.

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