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Paramecium Functions of Life

Nutrition - ingest small organisms and digest them through endocytosis


Growth - nutrients from digestion are used to provide energy and materials required for growth


Excretion - waste products from metabolism are expelled from the cell by diffusing out the membrane


Response - the cilia help the cell move around, the paramecium moves toward or away from external stimuli


Metabolism - contains enzymes in the cytoplasm which catalyze the metabolic reactions


Reproduction - asexual (mitosis) as well as sexual reproduction (meiosis and gametes)


Homeostasis - contractile vacuoles in the cell fill up with water and remove this water from the cell by expelling it through the cell membrane, this maintains the water levels in the cell relatively constant

Chlamydomonas Functions of Life

Nutrition- contains a chloroplast and thereby produces its own food via photosynthesis


Growth - is able to grow through the absorption of minerals and photosynthesis


Excretion - waste products such as oxygen deriving from photosynthesis are expelled outside the cell through diffusion


Response - has an eyespot that is able to detect the brightest light, the chlamydomonas moves towards the light stimuli


Metabolism - contains enzymes in the cytoplasm which catalyze the metabolic reactions


Reproduction - asexual (mitosis) as well as sexual reproduction


Homeostasis - contractile vacuoles in the cell fill up with water and remove this water from the cell by expelling it through the cell membrane, this maintains the water levels in the cell relatively constant

Unicellular Organisms Carry-Out All Functions of Life

nutrition, growth, response, excretion, metabolism, homeostasis and reproduction