paramecium

It's saying that despite having all those other organs (and neurons), the wasp is actually smaller than the single-celled amoeba and paramecium.

The Paramecium and amoeba, both of which are roughly the same size as the wasp, are single large cells; the wasp is multi-cellular.

A block of steel doesn't really process any information, but a thermostat does, and so does a paramecium.

We say a paramecium and a stone have no qualia, but this is more a hypothesis than a fact.

There's only a finite difference between the intelligence of a paramecium and that of a human.

It was claimed that the paramecium can dry up into a sort of hardened seed.

Even taking it in ridicule: what is one to do, fight for the right to representation of every paramecium and amoeba?

The abundance of the larger Paramecium did not increase in treatment or control trials (Fig.

Or actually not just us but most life with some kind of sensory system - even paramecium differentiates between food and non-food.

That's why paramecium have microtubules instead of processors, and rely on fundamental aspects of quantum physics instead of comparably primitive turing machines.

I used to have a culture of paramecia and noticed I could see a paramecium with the naked eye.

If it's conscious, it has the wit of a paramecium at best.

The "both" refers to the Paramecium and the amoeba.

I had a drop of water on the slide under my microscope, and in the drop of water was a paramecium and some "grass" ­­ at the scale of the paramecium, it looked like a network of jackstraws.

These books always simplify things so the world will be more like they want it to be: When they're talking about the behavior of animals, they always start out with, "The paramecium is extremely simple; it has a simple behavior.

These books always simplify things so the world will be more like they want it to be: When they're talking about the behavior of animals, they always start out with, "The paramecium is extremely simple; it has a simple behavior.

That radical theory published there is not predicting the Paramecium, much less anything about the one in the Homo Sapiens Sapiens.

Paramecium bursaria is my favorite - a ciliated protozoan with blue-green algae symbionts.

Paramecium caudatum is smarter than any LLM, and it has precisely zero neurons.