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Reproduction of a paramecium Royalty Free Stock Photo

Microbe paramecium cell division. Reproduction in Paramecium. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paramecium asexual reproduction scheme. Protozoa transverse. Paramecium division Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paramecium Binary Fission Understanding Asexual Reproduction in Singlecelled Organisms Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paramecium under a Microscope. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Binary fission unicellular reproduction vector illustration. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asexual reproduction. Paramecia division Royalty Free Stock Photo

Protist reproduction Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asexual reproduction in Protozoa. Paramecia division Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paramecium caudatum. Anatomy of Unicellular Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vector illustration of an amoeba undergoing binary fission demonstrates cell reproduction and division Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anatomy of Paramecium caudatum with titles Royalty Free Stock Photo

paramecium ciliate, amoeba and Euglena Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vector illustration of binary fission of Paramecium. Educational illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paramecium reproduction is asexual, by binary fission, which has been characterized as `the sole mode of reproduction in ciliates` conjugation being a sexual phenomenon, not directly resulting in increase of numbers. During fission, the macronucleus splits by a type of amitosis, and the micronuclei undergo mitosis.