1. ciliate
2. rhizopoda
3. mastigophora
4. sporozoa.
rhizopoda
1. saprozoic
2. autotrophic
3. heterotrophic
4. parasitic.
heterotrophic
1. filopodium
2. reticulopodium
3. lobopodium
4. axopodium
lobopodium
1. Pressure flow of cytoplasm
2. cell membrance contraction
3. movement of vacuoles
4. All the above.
Pressure flow of cytoplasm
1. The presence of only half as many chromosomes in the meiotic cell
2. The formation of tetrads in the meiotic cell
3. The presence of twice as many chromosomes in the meiotic cell
4. None of the meiotic cell
The formation of tetrads in the meiotic cell
1. invagination and import
2. circrumvallation
3. circumfluence
4. All the above.
All the above.
1. Reproduction identical individuals if the organism is unicellular
2. Growth of an individual if the organism is multicellular
3. Repair of injured tissue
4. All of the above
All of the above
1. stomach of rabbit
2. liver of rabbit
3. alimentary canal of rabbit
4. intestine of rabbit.
stomach of rabbit
1. Microtubules must be distributed equally to the new cells
2. Microtubules are involved in the precise separation of the chromosomes which ensures that into each daughter cell
3. Without microtubules, cytokinesis cannot take place and syncytium is formed
4. Microtubules are essential for the disappearance of the nuclear membrane, and without them the chromosomes have to stay too close tether within the nuclear membrane to be able to separate into two new nuclei
Microtubules are involved in the precise separation of the chromosomes which ensures that into each daughter cell
1. reproduction
2. digestion of food
3. storage of food
4. osmoregulation
osmoregulation