Where does respiration take place in amoeba?

Answer 1

The entire surface of the amoeba is its respiratory surface. It is always wet because the amoeba lives in water, and oxygen continually diffuses in and carbon dioxide continually diffuses out.

Answer 2

amoeba has no special respiratory organs or pigments in its body as it is a single celled organism.Therefore,it has a general body surface which is permeable to the gases dissolved in water.oxygen is constantly diffused in the cytoplasm of the cell as its concentration in water is always higher than in the cytoplasm.this oxygen helps in breaking down of complex food substances that the amoeba takes in like carbohydrates,fats and even proteins and converting into simler compounds.the energy released is then stored in high energy bond adenosine tri phosphate(ATP) which also helps in the formation of metabolic wastes.in amoeba the by product of oxidation of amoeba is ammonia.carbon dioxide and ammonia are excreted out by diffusion in the surrounding water as well as the water released by contractile vacuole.thus we conclude that respirartion in amoeba takes place through the process of diffusion.

Answer 3

Respiration in amoeba takes place in the cytoplasm of the cell, where oxygen is used to break down glucose molecules and produce energy in the form of ATP. Since amoebas do not have specialized respiratory organs, this process occurs throughout the cell.

Answer 4

AMOEBAS use diffusion to respire because they have a low volume to surface area ratio AMOEBAS use diffusion to respire because they have a low volume to surface area ratio

Answer 5

Respiration takes place through the plasmalemma (the general body surface, as an amoeba has no respiratory organs).

Answer 6

cell surface

Answer 7

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