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Protista Classification The kingdom Protista (in the five kingdom system) contains mostly unicellular eukaryotes. This taxonomic grouping is polyphyletic and based only on cellular structure and life styles not on any molecular evidence. Using molecular biology and detailed comparison of cell structure, scientists are now beginning to see evolutionary history in the protists. The ongoing changes in the protest phylogeny are rapidly changing with each new piece of evidence. The following Classification suggests 4 supergroups within the original Protista kingdom and the taxonomy is still being worked out. This lab is looking at one current hypothesis shown on the right. Some of the organisms are grouped together because of very strong support and others are controversial. It is important to focus on the characteristics of each clade which explains why they are grouped together. This lab will only look at the groups that were once included in the Protista kingdom and the other groups (higher plants, fungi, and animals) will be examined in future labs.

Classification 1. General Characteristics and structures – These organisms once were placed in a single kingdom but with new genetic information, it now appears this kingdom is polyphyletic. The individuals included in this new clade are all eukaryotes (with a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles)

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