Although amoebas are famous for being quite small they are actually on the large side for single-celled organisms. Many amoebas can be seen with the naked eye, and can grow up to about a millimetre in length. The most famous species of amoeba, Amoeba proteus, is around 700-800 micrometres in length, or 0.7-0.8mm.
some argue about 30 feet ( good to see American units used) and this is confined to the Ocean Floor. These creatures are adapted to pressures which could crush a conventional submarine - that is one not equipped with a pressure hull.
The most famous species, Amoeba proteus, is 700-800 μm (micrometre) in length but the species Amoeba dubia is as large as a millimeter, and visible to the naked eye.
Well an amoeba cannot grow because it is only a single celled animal and the moment it grows it splits in to two.
0.5mm, about the same as a grain of salt.
how does the amoeba grow?
an amoeba is 0.5 mm as big as a grain of salt
Underwater in Africa
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No, it is a single celled animal.
As big as amoeba and plasmodium can grow.
how does the amoeba grow?
an amoeba is 0.5 mm as big as a grain of salt
Underwater in Africa
no, a single cell cannot grow.
Amoebas eat bacteria and microscopic protozoa for their nutrients. The materials obtained help the amoeba grow, and binary fission lets the amoeba reproduce.
no, a single cell cannot grow.
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No, it is a single celled animal.
yes they do because they split up and make more of them.
No. Diffusion only works for "cell" sized organisms.
Amoeba, being single celled organisms, undergo a process known as Mitosis in order to grow and reproduce. Mitosis is a division of a cell in which the DNA recombines to increase genetic diversity.