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Somatoplasm and germplasm are not differentiated in protozoans?

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yes, in protozoans somatoplasm and germplasm are not differentiated and because of this they are "immortal" or exempt from natural death.

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What are protozoans?
protozoan (a unicellular heterotrophic protist, such as an amoeba or a ciliate)
How do protozoans move?
Idk try puuting milk in a bottle
What eats protozoans?
Juvenile fish and crustaceans-other protozoans (Amoebas and cilates)