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What is the big nucleus produced in one of the mated individuals known as?
What is the big nucleus produced in one of the mated individuals known as?
- Female 23 nucleus (correct)
- Oversized nucleus
- Giant nucleus
- Mega nucleus
How do the paired individuals exchange their nuclei?
How do the paired individuals exchange their nuclei?
- Through a protoplasmic bridge (correct)
- Via a cellular tunnel
- Using a nuclear transfer mechanism
- By fusion of cell membranes
What is the small nucleus produced in one of the mated individuals known as?
What is the small nucleus produced in one of the mated individuals known as?
- Mini nucleus
- Microscopic nucleus
- 7- (correct)
- Tiny 7 nucleus
Which nucleus is stable in the process described?
Which nucleus is stable in the process described?
What happens to the two paired individuals' male nuclei during the exchange?
What happens to the two paired individuals' male nuclei during the exchange?
Which of the following best describes the process of nuclear exchange between mated individuals?
Which of the following best describes the process of nuclear exchange between mated individuals?
Study Notes
Structure of Paramecium
- Small hair-like growths called cilia emerge from the surface of the entire body
- A central granule called the motor granule (Motorium) is present near the cellular pharynx, to which all motor bodies are attached
Locomotion
- Paramecium moves using its cilia, with movement occurring in successive waves on the animal's surface
Nutrition and Digestion
- The parts of the body absorb digested materials from food vacuoles
- At the end of food vacuole movements, they explode at a temporary opening called a temporary anus (cytoproct)
Reproduction
- Two mated individuals exchange male nuclei through a protoplasmic bridge
- In each individual, one nucleus increases in size to form a large female nucleus (stable), while the other remains small
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Description
Learn about the small hair-like growths known as cilia that emerge from the surface of the entire human body and their functions.