paramecium in Latin
paramecium in Latin is paramecium — paramecium means a single-celled, oval-shaped organism belonging to the genus Paramecium.
paramecium in Latin
paramecium
An oval-shaped protozoan organism of the genus Paramecium.
What does "paramecium" mean?
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noun A single-celled, oval-shaped organism belonging to the genus Paramecium.
"Under the microscope, a paramecium darted about using its tiny hair-like cilia."
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paramecium in a sentence
- Under the microscope, a paramecium darted about using its tiny hair-like cilia.
- The class grew paramecia in a jar of pond water for their biology project.
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What is "paramecium" in Latin?
"paramecium" in Latin is paramecium. paramecium means: A single-celled, oval-shaped organism belonging to the genus Paramecium.
How do you use "paramecium" in a sentence?
Example: "Under the microscope, a paramecium darted about using its tiny hair-like cilia." In Latin, "paramecium" is paramecium.
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