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   protozoan. View article for: Kids. Students. Scholars. The protozoan radiolarian can be found in the upper layers of all oceans. © Hemera/Thinkstock. Protozoans are simple organisms, or living things. They belong to a group of organisms called protists, which are neither plants nor animals.

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   Oct 16, 2023 · Images for kids. Class Protozoa, order Infusoria, family Monades by Georg August Goldfuss, c. 1844. John Hogg 's illustration of the Four Kingdoms of Nature, showing "Primigenal" as a greenish haze at the base of the Animals and Plants, 1860. The ciliate Spirostomum ambiguum can attain 3 mm in length.

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   How big is a protozoa?

   • Phylum: Protozoa Habitat: Most aquatic habitats on earth Size: Microscopic, 2 to 70 microns (0.002 to 0.07 mm) Fun Facts: Some species of protozoa use other vernal pool critters as taxis! With a microscope, you can see a species of Vorticella attached to the bodies of Seed Shrimp and Water Fleas.

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   What are the different types of protozoa?

   • The most common shapes are round, oval, bell-shaped and slipper-shaped. Protozoa are clear. They become the color of the materials inside them, including the food they just ate. Scientific name: There are thousands of species of protozoa. Some groups found in vernal pools are: Vorticella, Heliozoa, and Amoeba.

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   How do protozoa get their food?

   • Protozoa are protists who move around in search of food. There are two groups of protists – protozoa and algae. Protozoa move around in search of food. Algae use sunlight like plants to get their food. Protists usually get their food from the environment. Some are parasites. These are called pathogens.

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   What type of animal is a protozoa?

   • Protozoa are single-celled animals that come in many shapes and sizes. The most common shapes are round, oval, bell-shaped and slipper-shaped. Protozoa are clear. They become the color of the materials inside them, including the food they just ate. Scientific name: There are thousands of species of protozoa.

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   • Protist Vocabulary
   • Learn More About One Celled Organisms – The Protists
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   Varied: different, unusual

   Flagella: whip like threads

   Parasite: an organism that feeds on another living organism

   Pathogen: a dangerous microbe, such as a protist or bacteria that can cause illness

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   Have a look at this video about protists: A video presentation about the different types of protists.

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   Question: Are protists animals or plants? Answer: Some protists seem like animals; others seem like plants. Some seem more like fungi. But they are actually none of the above. They belong to their own kingdom. Enjoyed the Easy Science for Kids Website about the Protist Kingdom info? Take the FREE & fun Protist quiz and download FREE Protists worksh...

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   Apr 28, 2022 · Germs are microscopic organisms; some are harmless, but some can cause disease. The four major types of germs are bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Handwashing is a way to help prevent germs. Older students will like the scientific drawings of germs and learning about the different types.

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   By Janice VanCleave. What is a Protozoa? Protozoa are single-celled organisms that are most likely found in stagnant water. Look for protozoa close to the edge of ponds. The word “protozoa” means first animals. Even young children can learn about protozoa. The following material was provided by Amida, a homeschooling mom.

9. carrotsareorange.com › what-do-germs-look-likeWhat Do Germs Look Like – Science Activities for Kids

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   According to KidHealth.org, the four significant germs are bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Germs invade plants, animals, and people. However, sometimes germs can make us sick, but not all are bad. I recently read an article that offered a visual of the germs on an 8-year-old boy’s hand.

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    Scientific name: There are thousands of species of protozoa. Some groups found in vernal pools are: Vorticella, Heliozoa, and Amoeba. Phylum: Protozoa. Habitat: Most aquatic habitats on earth. Size: Microscopic, 2 to 70 microns (0.002 to 0.07 mm) Fun Facts: Some species of protozoa use other vernal pool critters as taxis!