It adds to genetic variability. Swapping DNA helps the new organisms to be genetically different from the parents. If there is a biological disaster that threatens a population of Paramecia some of them may survive since they are not all genetically alike.
CONJUGATION is the temporary union of two paramecium of different clones for exchange of nuclear material and multiplication.
The term conjugation means coming together. Paramecium do it to exchange genetic material.
conjugation
Bacteria exchange genetic material during the process of conjugation to ensure the rise of another offspring which is genetically different.
this Q was awnsered by someone else already and this is what it put and im 90% sure its right- In paaramecia, two individuals of different mating types come together and form a cytoplasmic bridge between them. This is followed by a complex set of divisions and i that ultimately results in an exchange in genetic material between the conjugants analogous to the sexual reproduction seen in multicellular organisms. In bacteria, a structure called the sex pilus "joins" the two organisms and allows for an exchange of genetic information.
conjugation
Conjugation - its when genetic material is transferred between two bacterial cells that are temporarily joined. The transfer is also one-way.
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compound light microscope
Conjugation. Good luck to anyone in Mr. Goode's class.
the paramecia gets rid of waste by a process called exocytsis
Bacterial conjugation is sexual reproduction, when the two cells interchange nuclei and separate then divide several times. If you observe some ciliates such as paramecia under the microscope you might notice the process of conjugation by the Transverse fission of the cell.
The answer is conjugation.
Conjugation
Bacteria exchange genetic material during the process of conjugation to ensure the rise of another offspring which is genetically different.
conjugation
this Q was awnsered by someone else already and this is what it put and im 90% sure its right- In paaramecia, two individuals of different mating types come together and form a cytoplasmic bridge between them. This is followed by a complex set of divisions and i that ultimately results in an exchange in genetic material between the conjugants analogous to the sexual reproduction seen in multicellular organisms. In bacteria, a structure called the sex pilus "joins" the two organisms and allows for an exchange of genetic information.