because pseudopod formation uses a lot of energy from the amoebas
Because amoebas are more advanced in their design then bacteria, therefore they need the chromosomes to encode that information. Examples are like how amoebas have membrane bound nucleus and many organelles, in contrast bacteria lack these things. Also amoebas are much larger in size. However amoebas have many very small chromosomes, while bacteria have one larger one. So the amount of information on each chromosome is also in large contast
While amoebas are only single celled protozoa, some types are beneficial to their enviorment while others can be quite harmful. Amoebas can be found in both fresh and salt water, soil, and as parasites in animals. The most common amoebas, like the ones you usually see in science lab in schools, feed on decaying matter at the bottom of streams. The amoebas that are parasites can be quite dangerous to humans and animals, causing severe infections.Read more: http://greenanswers.com/q/138820/nature-ecosystems/what-purpose-do-amoebas-serve-environment#ixzz14ApMcGnp
A unicellular organism is made of only one cell, exists alone and performs all cell functions alone. Some examples include an Amoeba, Euglena, Paramecium
Unknown, since it left no trace of itself. Possibly (even probably) it was a sort of pseudo-cell consisting of only proteins ... which must have been self-replicating.
Amoeba lives in fresh and salt water. It also lives in animals and in humans.
There is a great deal of fascinating information available about amoebas. If you are interested in only a basic amount, a quick look in an encyclopedia (in bound or online form) might be enough to provide you with a great deal of information about information about amoebas. If you wish to further your knowledge and understanding of amoebas, you could pursue more information at your local public library. Some great scientific sites online are also: Microscopy UK and Science Clarified.
Because amoebas are more advanced in their design then bacteria, therefore they need the chromosomes to encode that information. Examples are like how amoebas have membrane bound nucleus and many organelles, in contrast bacteria lack these things. Also amoebas are much larger in size. However amoebas have many very small chromosomes, while bacteria have one larger one. So the amount of information on each chromosome is also in large contast
The amoeba lives (before it splits) for only 2 days.
protists amoebas bacteria
They are microorganisms, consisting of only one cell, and they are so small that they cannot be seen with the unaided eye. Some organisms are smaller than amoebas, but they are still very small.
Pseudo means a falsehood, for example, a pseudo-apostle is a false apostle;
Some amoebas are larger than this animal. But an amoeba has just one cell.
While amoebas are only single celled protozoa, some types are beneficial to their enviorment while others can be quite harmful. Amoebas can be found in both fresh and salt water, soil, and as parasites in animals. The most common amoebas, like the ones you usually see in science lab in schools, feed on decaying matter at the bottom of streams. The amoebas that are parasites can be quite dangerous to humans and animals, causing severe infections.Read more: http://greenanswers.com/q/138820/nature-ecosystems/what-purpose-do-amoebas-serve-environment#ixzz14ApMcGnp
Some amoebas are larger than this animal. But an amoeba has just one cell.
Only an old pseudoscience (Gall, 1796).
None of those. Its not an animal; its a one-celled organism. Amoebas make up the kingdom Amoebozoa although if I read correctly, true amoebas may only be those of the genus Amoeba.
No, it only has a stat total of 540, not 600, and it is not dual typed.