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Paramecium

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Paramecium /Par·a·me·ci·um/ (-me´se-um) a genus of ciliate protozoa.
paramecium /par·a·me·ci·um/ (-me´se-um) pl. parame´cia   an organism of the genus Paramecium.
Par·a·me·ci·um (pr-msh-m, -s-m)
n.
A genus of freshwater ciliate protozoans, characteristically slipper-shaped and covered with cilia, and commonly used for genetic research and other studies.

Paramecium [par″ah-me´she-um]
a genus of ciliate protozoa.

paramecium [par″ah-me´she-um]
any organism of the genus Paramecium.

Paramecium
a genus of ciliate protozoa.


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Who else would like to see a film of a paramecium blebbing or watch footage of a lacrymaria olor hunting?
Paramecium Messiah Gesticulation" by Antler: A paramecium gesticulating as a cosmic prophet/in a drop of pondwater/warns other paramecia to beware/of delusions of grandeur.
The "subhuman species" used in experiments with lower than ambient levels of radiation--a radiation "deficiency"--include alga, paramecium, shrimp, barley, rat, and mouse.
 
 
 
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