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(A) The classification of protozoans is based on their mode of locomotion:$1$. Amoeboid protozoans $(P)$: These move using pseudopodia. Examples inclu

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$(P-II), (Q-IV), (R-III), (S-I)$

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(A) The classification of protozoans is based on their mode of locomotion:$1$. Amoeboid protozoans $(P)$: These move using pseudopodia. Examples include $Amoeba$ and $Entamoeba$. Thus,$P-II$.$2$. Flagellated protozoans $(Q)$: These possess flagella for movement. An example is $Trypanosoma$. Thus,$Q-IV$.$3$. Ciliated protozoans $(R)$: These have thousands of cilia for movement. An example is $Paramoecium$. Thus,$R-III$.$4$. Sporozoans $(S)$: These have an infectious spore-like stage in their life cycle. An example is $Plasmodium$. Thus,$S-I$.Therefore,the correct matching is $(P-II), (Q-IV), (R-III), (S-I)$.

Column-$I$ (Protozoans)	Column-$II$ (Examples)
$P$. Amoeboid	$I$. Plasmodium
$Q$. Flagellated	$II$. Amoeba,Entamoeba
$R$. Ciliated	$III$. Paramoecium
$S$. Sporozoans	$IV$. Trypanosoma

Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Protozoans) Column-$II$ (Examples)
$P$. Amoeboid $I$. Plasmodium
$Q$. Flagellated $II$. Amoeba,Entamoeba
$R$. Ciliated $III$. Paramoecium
$S$. Sporozoans $IV$. Trypanosoma

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Match the following columns:Column-$I$ (Protozoans)Column-$II$ (Examples)$P$. Amoeboid$I$. Plasmodium$Q$. Flagellated$II$. Amoeba,Entamoeba$R$. Ciliated$III$. Paramoecium$S$. Sporozoans$IV$. Trypanosoma