What is a Protozoan?
Protozoa are simple microorganisms found in the ecosystem that are acellular or unicellular. They help maintain the balance of the ecosystem.
A protozoan is vastly more complex and the size is much bigger even though like bacteria, all protozoa are one-celled organisms-the entire organism is composed only of a single cell. The type of environments that most protozoa live in is very cosmopolitan and their distribution is ubiquitous, they are found in almost every watery environment and in damp places - this includes ponds, rivers, lakes and fish tanks, ditches etc.
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