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Amoeba keep moist from the water or dampness in their immediate environment. When water or moisture is scarce, some amoebas roll into a ball and secrete a protective covering called a cyst membrane that covers their body. They can exist in cyst form for a long time, often until conditions are more favorable.
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How is RS kept moist for amoeba?
with oil idiots
Why do snails have to keep moist?
They breath through their skin and need to stay moist to do so.
What are the uses of mosses?
to keep it moist.
How is amoeba different from diatom?
An amoeba is a protist and a diatom is not
What is an amoebas habitat?
The Habitat of Amoeba is under water, i.e lakes, ponds. Some say that Amoeba Is its own habitat because its all just a bunch of Amoebas stuck together. I suggest using both of these theories, in whatever case you are looking up the following question. With love, and peace, - The 12 year old, anonymous
How is RS kept moist for amoeba?
with oil idiots
Why do snails have to keep moist?
They breath through their skin and need to stay moist to do so.
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they need to keep there skin moist
What are the uses of mosses?
to keep it moist.
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to keep there body's moist and keep them hydrated
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How do you keep food moist in a gas oven?
Oil it!! and if necessary, keep oiling it :)
Why do hippos hang out in the river?
to keep their skin moist
What are the jobs of a skin cell?
to keep your skin moist
Why do crickets get their antennae through their mouth?
to keep them moist
How do you keep banana bread moist?
Wrap your banana bread in cling wrap to keep it moist. Store it in the refrigerator or a cool place. A warm place will dry the bread out.
What class of medications keeps the eyes moist?
Lubricants: Medications that keep eyes moist, mimicking natural tears.
