Which pair correctly matches a protozoan with its feeding mechanism?
AAmoeba — ciliary gullet
BParamoecium — ciliary gullet
CTrypanosoma — pseudopodia
DPlasmodium — ciliary gullet
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Paramoecium — ciliary gullet
Paramoecium uses coordinated ciliary beating to steer food into a gullet. Amoeba extends pseudopodia to move and capture prey. Trypanosoma is flagellated; Plasmodium is a sporozoan.
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