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Modes of Locomotion in Protists: 5 Modes

The following points highlight the five modes of locomotion in Protists. The modes are: 1. Pseudopodial Locomotion 2. Flagellar Locomotion 3. Ciliary Locomotion 4. Wriggling Locomotion 5. Locomotion by Mucilage Propulsion. Mode # 1. Pseudopodial Locomotion: It is slow creeping type of locomotion which is perĀ­formed with the help of protoplasmic outgrowths called pseudopodia. Pseudopodial locomotion occurs in sarcodines and [...]

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Slime Moulds: Significance and Types (With Diagram) | Protists

In this article we will discuss about the Significance and Types of Slime Moulds. Significance of Slime Moulds: (i) The slime moulds cause the decay and decomposition of the organic matter in the soil. (ii) They creep over the ornamental plants and make them look ugly. (iii) Their attractive colours are of artistic value. (iv) The plasmodia of slime moulds [...]

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Difference between Life Cycle of Zygotic and Gametic Meiosis | Protists

The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between life cycle with Zygotic and Gametic Meiosis. Difference # Life Cycle of Zygotic Meiosis: 1. Zygote is the only diploid structure in the life cycle. 2. The dominant individual in the life cycle is haploid hence the life cycle is haplontic. 3. Meiosis takes place at the time of zygote [...]

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