Ceratium is an example of?
Correct answer: D. Dinoflagellates
- A. Euglena
- B. Diatoms
- C. Brown algae
- D. Dinoflagellates
Explanation
Ceratium belongs to the group of dinoflagellates, which are unicellular protists known for their two flagella, cellulose plates, and sometimes complex body shapes.
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Kingdom Protista contains mainly unicellular eukaryotes, although some forms are colonial or multicellular, with varied nutritional and reproductive methods. Questions examine protozoans, algae and examples such as Amoeba, Paramecium and Euglena, while distinguishing protists from prokaryotes, fungi and true plants.
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