Microbe 1 (photo below)• The genus name of this free-living aquatic microbe isfor motility and a(n)• It usesto prevent osmotic lysis (fill-inblanks correctly)512OAmeoba ; pseudopods; contractile vacuoleO Ameoba_: cilia: exosomeO Paramecium_; cilia; exosomeO Entamoeba ; flagella; exosomeO Paramecium ; pseudopods; phagosome

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Microbe 1 (photo below)
• The genus name of this free-living aquatic microbe is
for motility and a(n)
• It uses
to prevent osmotic lysis (fill-in
blanks correctly)
512
OAmeoba ; pseudopods; contractile vacuole
O Ameoba_: cilia: exosome
O Paramecium_; cilia; exosome
O Entamoeba ; flagella; exosome
O Paramecium ; pseudopods; phagosome

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This is a picture of free-living aquatic microbes. It has one central nucleus with several yellow colored food vacuoles. It also contains one contractile vacuole. The cytoplasmic fluid is present inside this microbe. They have leg-like structures mainly for locomotion.

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From the above discussion, the picture is the free-living aquatic microbe amoeba. Hence, the genus name is Amoeba.

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