Paramecium, amoeba, and euglena and their functions

            Paramecium is the unicellular organism by the shape of the resembling of the sole of the shoe. Paramecium ranges from the 50 to 300um in sizes that changes from the species to species. Paramecium is mostly found in the fresh water. Paramecium is the distinct as well as permanent with shape as well as the different areas of the cytoplasm that are specified to carry out the specific function. The function of the paramecium is, Locomotion, Feeding, Reproduction, and Osmoregulation’s. The paramecium is belong to the Phylum Ciliophora where its body is enclosed through a small hair same as the filaments called as the Cilia that helps during locomotion. Its function is to help both in locomotion plus the dragging a food for its cavity. (Microscopemaster.com, 2019)

Figure 1: Paramecium

Amoeba & its Function

            An Amoeba is the tiny one-celled organism. This type of organism does not have the rigid shape that made the flexible material as the changes is required. By the protoplasm Amoeba is created, that is sticky, and have strong material by the cell membrane of a separating an ectoplasm as well as an endoplasm with an outer as well as the inner parts of a cell .A function of an amoeba is that, its controls the reproductions (that contains an chromosomes) as well as various important functions involving the growth plus eating.  

Figure 2: Amoeba

Euglena & its Function

            Eukaryotic unicellular organism is the Euglena that comprises a major organelles which originate in the great complex life. Euglena is the most important group for the single cell organism which have several of same function in animals as well as plant. Euglena lives in the puddles, small ponds plus the clam waters that push themselves by a water through means of the thin crop same as tail is recognized as the flagellum. (Euglenabiology.Weebly.Com, 2019)

Figure 3: Euglena