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What is the slipper shaped one celled animal found in ponds and lakes?
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The animal is called a Paramecium.
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When was Alvin slipper born?
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Which animal is an oddly-shaped fish found in South and Central America?
Hatchetfish
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is a single celled organism found in fresh water?
One of the one-celled organism is parasites.
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Lewis found the lady slipper on the expedition of Lewis and clark after he slid downhill and brushed himself off...he thought it wuz a beutiful flower
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These are barrel shaped microtubules in most animal cells that organize the spindles during cell division?
Centrioles are barrel shaped microtubules in most animal cells that organize the spindles during cell division. Centrioles are found in most eukaryotic cells.
Where can a great deal on a slipper chair be found?
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What are paramecia cells?
Paramecium - Any of various freshwater ciliate protozoans of the genus free-living, single-celled,free-living, single-celled. The paramecium has a stiff outer covering that gives it a permanent slipper shape. It swims rapidly by coordinated wavelike beats of its many cilia-short, hairlike projections of the cell. A paramecium normally moves forward in a corkscrew fashion but is capable of reversing direction when it encounters adverse conditions. This trial-and-error behavior (backing up and then continuing forward in a slightly different direction until an optimum path is found) is conspicuous when the animal is observed through a microscope.
