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Pseudopodia. This is an extension of the amoeba's membrane in two places for food gathering and, perhaps, one place for locomotion, by the cytoskeleton elements; the microtubules.
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What parts of the amoeba are excretory organs?
Contractive vacuole by diffussion
Why amoeba is an unicellular organisms?
because amoeba is a single cell organism made up of only one cell which helps in the function of vital organs...
Why are amoebas considered eukaryote?
amoeba has all organs of eukaryotic character as golgi complex endoplasmic reticulum nucleus membrane
What is the locomotory organ of euglena?
Flagella
Enumerate the locomotory organelles found in microorganisms?
yes
what is locomotory organs of whale?
hands are the main locomotory organs in whales
What is a locomotory organ of seahorse?
Streamlined Bodies
How are the breathing organs and locomotory organs modified in insect?
Hai
What are the locomotory organs of land animals?
Legs are the main locomotory organs in animals
How is a fish's locomotory organs modified?
it is modified into fins
What are the locomotory organs in Spiders?
face , head , finger
What are the three locomotory organs of a spider?
face , head , finger
How does trypanosoma move?
protozoans like amoeba move with the help of finger like projections called pseudopodia.
What is a locomotory organ?
the organs of a living organism that helps it to move is known as it's locomotive organ.
What are some examples of unicellular organs?
Staphylococcus Aureus, Amoeba, Paramecium, Vorticella
What is the locomotory organs of the snail?
The contractile motions of the foot of snails and other mollusks provides locomotion.
Do Amoeba and cockroach have same respiratory organs?
no they don't
