science protist Smore
by Philip Melvin
paramecium
How does it move: it uses its cilia to move.
How does it reproduce: they reproduce almost 3 times a day asexually and sexually.
The paramecium is a animal type.
how does the paramecium respond to environment
how does the paramecium respond to environment
how does the paramecium respond to environment
Euglena
How does it move: it uses its flagellum, a long whip-like structure that acts like a little motor
How it reproduces: by binary fission, which splits itself in half.
How does it respond:It uses its eyespot to locate light so it can do photosynthesis.
A euglena is a plant like cell
amoeba
How does it move: it moves by changing the shape of their body.
how it reproduces: they reproduce asexually by binary fission.
how does the amoeba respond to its envirnment
how does the amoeba respond to its envirnment
how does the amoeba respond to its envirnment
volvox
how does it move: it has to flagellum to bounce on each other through the water.
how does it reproduce: When the daughter colony mature the parent and the egg burst.
how does it respond to its environment: it lives in colonies.