Richards key 2
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Protozoa are single-celled organisms that live in wet habitats, with around 30,000 species that range in size from 0.012-1mm long. They move using whip-like tails called cilia or flagella and consume 100-1000 bacteria per hour through phagocytosis. Some protozoa can perform photosynthesis.
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Richards key 2
- 1. PHYLUM PROTOZOA SUB PHYLUM SARCODINA KENDALL,GARRET,ANSLEY AND STACY
- 2. PROTOZOA • They have to live in wet habitats • There are roughly 30,000 species • Roughly .012.05 mm long and will grow to 1mm long
- 3. Eating 100 to 1,000 bacteria An hour MOVE WITH WHIP LIKE TAILS CALLED CILIA AND FLAGELLA
- 4. • Some protozoa can preform photosynthesis