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Standard XII
Biology
Dinoflagellates
Is Volvox a p...
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Is
Volvox
a protist?
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Volvox:
Volvox
is a genus containing freshwater green algae belonging to the Chlorophyta division.
They are found in freshwater bodies and significantly contribute to oxygen production.
Volvox
belongs to a polyphyletic genus and is commonly referred to as plant-like protists as it contains chlorophyll and is autotrophic.
Protists include simple eukaryotic cells that are neither plant, animal, nor fungi.
They are microscopic and possess a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
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