Homework
- Complete IBI Handouts 34 and 35. Handout 34 and its videos are on yesterday's post.
Absent Students
Today we observed paramecium. Here's what you need to do:
Handouts
You received two files today:
- 1/15 Daily Procedure
- IBI Handout 35: Paramecium Observations
- IBI Handout 36: Euglena Observations
- Complete IBI Handouts 34 and 35. Handout 34 and its videos are on yesterday's post.
Absent Students
Today we observed paramecium. Here's what you need to do:
- Download IBI Handout 35.
- Use the videos below to help you answer the questions.
Handouts
You received two files today:
- 1/15 Daily Procedure
- IBI Handout 35: Paramecium Observations
- IBI Handout 36: Euglena Observations
| 1-15_procedure.pdf |
| h35-paramecium_observations.pdf |
| h36-euglena_observations.pdf |
Videos and Resources for Handout 35 (Paramecium)
Below are several videos showing the paramecium. Use these to help you complete the handout.
Paramecium Feeding
Below are several videos showing the paramecium. Use these to help you complete the handout.
Paramecium Feeding
Movement
This video shows how the paramecium's cilia affect the water around it. It's a long video and you don't need to watch all of it.
Body Structures
This video shows numerous body structures, including active contractile vacuoles. You can also see how the cilia completely cover the body of the organism. Watch this video: it's worth it!
Reproduction
This video shows the paramecium dividing. This is a process called binary fission.
Videos for Handout 36 (Euglena)
This first video shows how flexible the body of the Euglena is. You can also observe the flagella. How do you describe the movement of the Euglena? How many flagella does it have?
This second video is long but shows different parts of the Euglena. It also explains how they get their energy and discusses their eye spots.
