Which of the following organism is found in the gut of termite and help in the digestion of wood?
Answer: Trichonymphas
Explanation
The organism found in the gut of termites that helps them digest wood is a protozoan called Trichonympha
These protists break down cellulose in wood, allowing termites to digest it effectively.
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