Question

write the procedure to observe
Protoza?​

Answer 1

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The best type of microscope to use for observation of protozoa is a compound microscope with 3 powers (10x, 40x and 400x). You can use depression slides at the two lower powers but must use a plain slide and coverslip at 400x as the objective will be very close to the specimen when in focus.

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Answer 2

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The Protozoans which are included in the kingdom Protista, are single-celled hetrotrophic eukaryotic organisms. Depending on their mode of locomotion they are grouped into four;

The Protozoans which are included in the kingdom Protista, are single-celled hetrotrophic eukaryotic organisms. Depending on their mode of locomotion they are grouped into four; The amoeboid protozoans - which use pseudopodia for movement e.g. Amoeba, Entamoeba

The Protozoans which are included in the kingdom Protista, are single-celled hetrotrophic eukaryotic organisms. Depending on their mode of locomotion they are grouped into four; The amoeboid protozoans - which use pseudopodia for movement e.g. Amoeba, EntamoebaThe flagellated protozoans - which have flagella assisting their movement. e.g. Trypanosoma

The Protozoans which are included in the kingdom Protista, are single-celled hetrotrophic eukaryotic organisms. Depending on their mode of locomotion they are grouped into four; The amoeboid protozoans - which use pseudopodia for movement e.g. Amoeba, EntamoebaThe flagellated protozoans - which have flagella assisting their movement. e.g. TrypanosomaThe ciliated protozoans - which have thousands of cilia whose coordinated movement helps the organism to move. e.g. Paramoecium

The Protozoans which are included in the kingdom Protista, are single-celled hetrotrophic eukaryotic organisms. Depending on their mode of locomotion they are grouped into four; The amoeboid protozoans - which use pseudopodia for movement e.g. Amoeba, EntamoebaThe flagellated protozoans - which have flagella assisting their movement. e.g. TrypanosomaThe ciliated protozoans - which have thousands of cilia whose coordinated movement helps the organism to move. e.g. ParamoeciumThe sporozoans - which do not have movement but are carried around by flow of fluids. They are usually parasites with spore-like stage in their life cycle. e.g. Plasmodium

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