Phylum Diplomonadida

Unicellular 2 equal-sized nuclei Multiple flagella Heterotrophic intestinal parasites Nonfunctional mitochondria Anaerobic

Phylum Parabasala

Multiple flagella Heterotrophic Parasites or mutualistic symbionts Undulating membrane Nonfunctional mitochondria Anaerobic

Phylum Kinetoplastida

Bi-flagellated Heterotrophic parasites Undulating membrane Kinetoplast (large DNA-containing mitochondrion)

Phylum Euglenophyta

Freshwater Bi-flagellated Mixotrophic Chloroplasts (chlorophyll) Store paramylon Pellicle instead of cell wall Eyespot present

Phylum Dinoflagellata

Marine Bi-flagellated Flagella in perpendicular grooves Chloroplasts with carotenoids Cellulose armor plates

Phylum Apicomplexa

Unicellular parasites Complex life cycles Produce sporozoites Apicoplast present

Phylum Ciliophora

Use cilia for movement and feeding Oral groove and buccal cavity Macronucleus and micronucleus Contractile vacuoles Conjugation

Phylum Oomycota

(water molds) Aquatic Heterotrophic Mostly saprobes Sexual and asexual reproduction Zoosporangia, oogonia, antheridia

Phylum Bacillariophyta

(Diatoms) Freshwater and marine Non-motile Silica cell walls Chloroplasts with carotenoids Store laminarin plankton

Phylum Chrysophyta

(golden algae) Marine or freshwater Golden-brown carotenoid pigments Some mixotrophic

Phylum Phaeophyta

(brown algae) Brown algae/kelps Cold marine habitats Store laminarin Cell walls of algin Chlorophyll a & c, xanthophylls, carotene

Phylum Gymnamoeba

Free-living amoebas Broad pseudopodia Feed by phagocytosis Large nucleus and food vacuoles

Phylum Entamoeba

Parasitic amoebas Pseudopodia Phagocytosis

Phylum Myxogastrida

Plasmodial slime molds that form a big pokototy like blob that can un-blob itself Yellow/orange Terrestrial decomposers Multinucleate plasmodium Heterotrophic

Phylum Dictyostelida

Cellular slime molds that form a big, unified slug that can not separate Terrestrial decomposers Solitary amoeboid cells Aggregate into "slug" Form sorocarps

Phylum Rhodophyta

(red algae) Multicellular Chlorophyll a & d Red phycobilin pigments Store Floridean starch Warm marine habitats Cell walls of agar Nori source

Phylum Chlorophyta

(green algae) Unicellular or multicellular Chlorophyll a & b Store starch Cell walls of cellulose Mostly freshwater Closest living ancestors to plants