k Paramecium caudatum group, light micrograph Darkfield light micrograph of a group of the singlecelled protozoan Paramecium caudatum. This animal has cilia short hairlike structures on the surface of its cell membrane which enable it to swim with an upwards, spiralling motion. It is an elongated oval shape with a groovelike mouth. P. caudatum is found mainly in stagnant ponds, feeding on bacteria and plant material. It breeds by binary fission, forming two identical daughter cells., Photo by LAGUNA DESIGNSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Paramecium caudatum group, light micrograph Darkfield light micrograph of a group of the single celled protozoan Paramecium caudatum. This animal has cilia  short hair like structures  on the surface of its cell membrane which enable it to swim with an upwards, spiralling motion. It is an elongated oval shape with a groove like mouth. P. caudatum is found mainly in stagnant ponds, feeding on bacteria and plant material. It breeds by binary fission, forming two identical daughter cells., Photo by LAGUNA DESIGN SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Paramecium caudatum group, light micrograph

Darkfield light micrograph of a group of the single-celled protozoan Paramecium caudatum. This animal has cilia (short hair-like structures) on the surface of its cell membrane which enable it to swim with an upwards, spiralling motion. It is an elongated oval shape with a groove-like mouth. P. caudatum is found mainly in stagnant ponds, feeding on bacteria and plant material. It breeds by binary fission, forming two identical daughter cells., Photo by LAGUNA DESIGN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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