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By: Fong Lao Biology 106 Professor Rose

Paramecium. By: Fong Lao Biology 106 Professor Rose. Name the kingdom. Protista. Name the phylum. Ciliata. Name the genus. Paramecium. Where is it found?. Fresh & marine water. Unicellular or multicellular?. Unicellular. Prokaryotic or eukaryotic?. Eukaryotic.

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By: Fong Lao Biology 106 Professor Rose

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  1. Paramecium By: Fong Lao Biology 106 Professor Rose

  2. Name the kingdom

  3. Protista

  4. Name the phylum

  5. Ciliata

  6. Name the genus

  7. Paramecium

  8. Where is it found?

  9. Fresh & marine water

  10. Unicellular or multicellular?

  11. Unicellular

  12. Prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

  13. Eukaryotic

  14. What are the tiny hair-like projections called?

  15. Cilia

  16. What are they used for?

  17. Feeding (food procurement) & locomotion

  18. What is the mouth called?

  19. Oral groove

  20. Asexual or sexual reproduction?

  21. Both

  22. Asexual reproduction occurs by a process shown in this image and is called transverse fission.

  23. Sexual reproduction involves an exchange of genetic info and is called conjugation.

  24. What organelle regulates salt/water balance?

  25. Contractile vacuole

  26. What do paramecia usually feed on?

  27. Bacteria & decaying matter

  28. What are the characteristics that distinguish organisms in kingdom Protista?

  29. Organisms are single-celled. • Their cells are eukaryotic, with double lipid bilayer membranes around the nucleus and the organelles.

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