How do unicellular protist get what they need to cells?

Answer 1

Some are heterotroph and some are autotrophs. The heterotrophs normally engulf their pray and make food vacuoles out of the resources from what they engulfed. The autotrophs normally use photosynthesis to get what they need to survive

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Answer 2

Protists use many forms of Transportation, their are two groups. Ones who use energy and ones who don't use energy, the ones who don't use energy are all about absorption

One form that is my personal favorite is osmosis, which when something is lower in water or a Soluble it will absorb it naturally you can test this with water, eggs, almost anything. even when bread absorbs delicious gravy!.

Answer 3

Unicellular protists have specialized structures like cell membranes and organelles that allow them to take in nutrients, such cells are able to absorb nutrients directly from their environment through processes like diffusion and osmosis. They can also engulf food particles through a process called phagocytosis. Once inside the cell, these nutrients are broken down and used for energy and other cellular processes.