When the adults have reach a certain degree of weakness, the process of binary fission is replaced by conjugation in
Paramecium
Euglena
Amoeba
Plasmodium
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Some past questions answered C.. amoeba!
But i can't trust them, paramecium must be de answer!

The answer is A. Paramecium.
* Paramecium normally reproduces as*xually through binary fission. However, after many generations of binary fission, a Paramecium clone can lose its vitality and vigor. This is when the process of conjugation, a form of s*xual reproduction, takes place. Conjugation allows for the exchange of genetic material, which "rejuvenates" the clone and restores its vitality.
* Amoeba, on the other hand, reproduces primarily through binary fission and multiple fission. It does not undergo conjugation.
So this is why it is paramecium and not amoeba. I hope this helps 😎😎✍🏽


