How is E. coli like a paramecium?

A. Both produce essential vitamins.

B. Both have a nucleoid.

C. Both are single celled.

D. Both have a contractile vacuole.

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Bryant Dunlap

Biology

5 February, 08:57

How is E. coli like a paramecium?

A. Both produce essential vitamins.

B. Both have a nucleoid.

C. Both are single celled.

D. Both have a contractile vacuole.

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Emmalee Oconnor · Answer 1

The answer is C) Both are single celled.

Isiah · Answer 2

Answer is C. Both are single celled.

Escherichia coli, commonly called E. coli is a type of bacteria common in human and animal intestines. It is a unicellular, prokaryotic cell, as all bacteria are prokaryotic. It is included in the Kingdom Monera.

Paramecium is also a unicellular or single celled eukaryotic. It is classified in the phylum Ciliophora Kingdom Protista.

How is E. coli like a paramecium?A. Both produce essential vitamins.B. Both have a nucleoid.C. Both are single celled.D. Both have a contractile vacuole.

How is E. coli like a paramecium?

A. Both produce essential vitamins.

B. Both have a nucleoid.

C. Both are single celled.

D. Both have a contractile vacuole.