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What eats an ameoba?
Some amoebae are predatory and live by consuming bacteria and other protists. Some are detritivores and eat dead organic material.
How does a ameoba eats?
Its called phagocytosis. Two extensions of the membrane called pseudopods surround the object to be engulfed. It then becomes a vesicle inside the cell which can be digested by lysosomes.
Is ameoba bacteria?
yes
Which of the organisms is asymmetry?
ameoba
How many cells does an ameoba have?
1. The ameoba is a single celled cell organism...hence the name SINGLE celled organism.
Method of nutrition ameoba?
ingestion
Is an ameoba unicellular or multicellular?
unicellular
What is ameoba's color?
green color
What are all the characteristics of a protist?
ameoba
What single celled organisms?
Ameoba
How does an ameoba get oxygen?
By diffusion from its environment.
Is a ameoba a producer or a consumer?
It is neither. It is a decomposer.
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