Look at the first image posted here (Figure 1). Make a drawing of the Paramecium on a piece of paper. Use the second image (Fig 2) to label your sketch with the following terms: cilia, food vacuoles, oral groove (cell mouth). Take a picture of your drawing and Embed i b AnswerQuiz XHousesHouses2488 S5078 D4608 S2 Houses 2 Zillow:O (242) DG uw hooonc Champ 8 Isa WhaE Untitled+A canvas.northseattle.edu/courses/2086259/quizzes/6076477/takercupe. cconrcICma r ure parrara acu ucurathe third image is an electron microscope image that depicts the three-dimensional nature ofParamecium. The oral proove is visible.Figure 1 (below).AccountDashboardCoursesGroupsCalendarInboxHistorylelpFigure 2 (below).-CiliaContractilevacuole- PellicleRadiatingcanalsOral Groove(Vestibulum)MicronucleusBuccal overture- Cell Mouth(Cytostome)MacronucleusCytoplasmAnal pore(Cytoproct)FoodvacuolesFigure 3 (below)3 • i 7:28

Paramecium Ihe oral proove is vsible Fipure 1 belowl. Fipure 2 belowl. Cilia Contractile vacuole - Pellicle Oral Groove (Vestibulum) Radiating canals Micronucleus -Buccal overture - Cell Mouth (Cytostome) Macronucleus Cytoplasm Anal pore (Cytoproct) Food vacuoles

Paramecium Ihe oral proove is vsible Fipure 1 belowl. Fipure 2 belowl. Cilia Contractile vacuole - Pellicle Oral Groove (Vestibulum) Radiating canals Micronucleus -Buccal overture - Cell Mouth (Cytostome) Macronucleus Cytoplasm Anal pore (Cytoproct) Food vacuoles

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Look at the first image posted here (Figure 1). Make a drawing of the Paramecium on a piece of paper. Use the second image (Fig 2) to label your sketch with the following terms: cilia, food vacuoles, oral groove (cell mouth). Take a picture of your drawing and Embed i

b Answer
Quiz X
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the third image is an electron microscope image that depicts the three-dimensional nature of
Paramecium. The oral proove is visible.
Figure 1 (below).
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Figure 2 (below).
-Cilia
Contractile
vacuole
- Pellicle
Radiating
canals
Oral Groove
(Vestibulum)
Micronucleus
Buccal overture
- Cell Mouth
(Cytostome)
Macronucleus
Cytoplasm
Anal pore
(Cytoproct)
Food
vacuoles
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