Which of the following Amebictrophozoites best fit the followingdescriptions ?Motility: Sluggish , usuallynonprogressive with blunt pseudopodsNucleus: 1Peripheral chromatin: None• Karyosomal chromatin: Large,irregularly shapedCytoplasmic inclusions: BacteriaA. Entamoeba coliB. Endolimax nanaC. lodamoeba bütschliiD. Entamoeba hartmanniE. Entamoeba histolytica/E. dispar Which of the following Amebictrophozoites best fit the followingdescriptions ?Motility: Sluggish , usuallynonprogressive with blunt pseudopodsNucleus: 1Peripheral chromatin: None• Karyosomal chromatin: Large,irregularly shapedCytoplasmic inclusions: BacteriaA. Entamoeba coliB. Endolimax nanaC. lodamoeba bütschliiD. Entamoeba hartmanniE. Entamoeba histolytica/E. dispar

* Entamoeba coli is a non pathogenic species belongs to entamoeba genus that inhabitats the…

trophozoites best fit the following descriptions ? • Motility: Sluggish , usually nonprogressive with blunt pseudopods Nucleus: 1 Peripheral chromatin: None • Karyosomal chromatin: Large, irregularly shaped Cytoplasmic inclusions: Bacteria A. Entamoeba coli B. Endolimax nana C. lodamoeba bütschlii D. Entamoeba hartmanni E. Entamoeba histolytica/E . dispar

trophozoites best fit the following descriptions ? • Motility: Sluggish , usually nonprogressive with blunt pseudopods Nucleus: 1 Peripheral chromatin: None • Karyosomal chromatin: Large, irregularly shaped Cytoplasmic inclusions: Bacteria A. Entamoeba coli B. Endolimax nana C. lodamoeba bütschlii D. Entamoeba hartmanni E. Entamoeba histolytica/E . dispar

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter27: Protists

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