Part 1A: After attending the Protista lab (Lab 2) of BIOL2101 course, and seeing all the amazingly different Protists that can be found in a single drop of natural water sources; Mohammed get excited to see the different types of protists that might be found in water from rain paddles in his family farm in Al-Seeb, therefore, he took a sample to a Biology lab at SQU. Mohammed added a drop of water on a slide and covered it with a coverslip. Then he observed the slide under the microscope (40x) and took pictures for the following microorganisms: A 1- How do you think organisms in figure A most probably acquire their nutrients? Explain your answer. ôi bor ti 2- Examining the details of the organism in figure B, what is the mechanism of movement? And which Phylum does it belong to? (nir ti 3- Mohammed took a sample of the water he collected from the farm and mixed it with distilled water. The next day, he observed the new sample under the microscope and was surprised to see that many Protists including organism showed in figure C were still alive and motile. Explain why organism C was still alive? and to which phylum does it belong? (isu brr

Part 1A: After attending the Protista lab (Lab 2) of BIOL2101 course, and seeing all the amazingly different Protists that can be found in a single drop of natural water sources; Mohammed get excited to see the different types of protists that might be found in water from rain paddles in his family farm in Al-Seeb, therefore, he took a sample to a Biology lab at SQU. Mohammed added a drop of water on a slide and covered it with a coverslip. Then he observed the slide under the microscope (40x) and took pictures for the following microorganisms: A 1- How do you think organisms in figure A most probably acquire their nutrients? Explain your answer. ôi bor ti 2- Examining the details of the organism in figure B, what is the mechanism of movement? And which Phylum does it belong to? (nir ti 3- Mohammed took a sample of the water he collected from the farm and mixed it with distilled water. The next day, he observed the new sample under the microscope and was surprised to see that many Protists including organism showed in figure C were still alive and motile. Explain why organism C was still alive? and to which phylum does it belong? (isu brr

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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