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Biology, 02.07.2019 11:00 layla07

Ill mark brainliest ciliates get food by (1 point) a.) surrounding a cell or particle and taking it inside themselves. b.) absorbing molecules from the environment through their cell membranes. c.) forming a plasmodium to get food. d.) sweeping food particles into their gullet.

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