Protozoa (55x90cm)

A Protozoa Chart (55×90 cm) is a large-format educational wall chart illustrating various types of protozoan organisms—the single-celled eukaryotes central to biology, zoology, and medical studies.​

Features and Content

Chart Size and Material: Standard size is 55 × 90 cm, printed on 80 GSM map litho paper, thermally laminated on both sides for tear, water, and dust resistance. These charts are durable and suitable for long-term classroom display or laboratory reference.​

Illustrations: Shows detailed, multicolored scientific illustrations of common protozoa, with clear labeling. Typically includes organisms from major groups: Amoeba, Paramecium, Euglena, Plasmodium, Trypanosoma, and more—sometimes highlighting their distinctive cell structures, stages, or modes of movement (cilia, flagella, pseudopodia).​

Classification Info: Often features brief descriptions or diagrams indicating:

Mastigophora (flagellates: Euglena, Trypanosoma)

Sarcodina (amoeboids: Amoeba)

Sporozoa (spore-formers: Plasmodium)

Ciliophora (ciliates: Paramecium).​

Labels and Language: Names and functional parts are labeled in English (or English-Hindi in some editions). Diagrams may illustrate nutritional modes, reproduction (binary fission, conjugation), and life cycles.​

Educational Use

Essential for biology classrooms, NEET/medical study, and general science education. Used in teaching fundamental microbiology, taxonomy, and the role of protozoa in ecosystems and disease.​

Supplied by Vidya Chitr Prakashan, Flipkart, and science education retailers; priced typically ₹100–₹250 per piece, depending on finish and supplier.​

Visual and Catalog Utility

Clear, descriptive, and well-organized for classroom or laboratory wall use. Meets educational catalog standards for visual clarity, accuracy, and material durability.​

High-resolution digital or physical copies can be obtained from leading educational chart suppliers for inclusion in catalog listings or curriculum kits.​

For authentic scientific illustration and best teaching practice, select charts from reputable educational publishers with standardized labeling and diagrams.​