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How is the paramecium an example of a living thing?
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How is the paramecium an example of a living thing?
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Paramecium is a small one celled living organism. It belongs to the Protista, which is a group (family) of a similar living micro-organisms. Paramecium can move, digest food, and reproduce.
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