Colony infusorium Ciliophora of the genus Paramecium under a microscope, order Peniculida. Cilia help to move, feeds on bacteria and other small organisms. Planktonic organism
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Colony infusorium Ciliophora of the genus Paramecium under a microscope, order Peniculida
Colony infusorium Ciliophora of the genus Paramecium under a microscope, order Peniculida
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| Total Clip(s) Length | 0:19 |
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