1. Differentiate the following protozoans by completing thetable below.MEANS OFFUNCTIONGENERALFEEDINGLOCOMOTORYPROTOZOANNERVEORIGINHABITATINNERVATIONAPPEARANCEHABITORGANELLEREPRODUCTIONEuglena1. sp.Amoeba2. sp.3. Plasmodimsp.4. Parameciumsp.

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1. Differentiate the following protozoans by completing the table below. MEANS OF FUNCTION GENERAL FEEDING LOCOMOTORY PROTOZOANNERVE ORIGINHABITAT INNERVATION APPEARANCE HABIT ORGANELLE REPRODUCTION Euglena 1. sp. Amoeba 2. sp. 3. Plasmodim sp. 4. Paramecium sp.