Biology, asked by husainwasti, 8 months ago

Why can we not see protozoa with naked eyes?

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Answered by dysm30530

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Most protozoans are too small to be seen with the naked eye - most are around 0.01-0.05 mm, although forms up to 0.5 mm are still fairly common - but can easily be found under a microscope.

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Answered by iqbaljohal0111

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no , because its size is very small that we are unable to see it ,

yeah one thing can be done ,

that is ,

we can see them with highly microscope or microscopic glasses....

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