How does an amoeba grow and develop?

Answer 1

Unicellular protist are eucaryote(they have well developed nucleus and a membrane bound organelle), they mainly live in moist environment e.g amoeba, paramecium euglena e.t.c In addition they have different structure for locomotion, which serve as a bases for classification, for example, mastigophora(filament for movement e.g euglena), sarcodina(pseudopodia e.g amoeba), ciliophora(cilia e.g paramecium)

Answer 2

An amoeba grows and develops by increasing in size through a process called binary fission, where it splits into two daughter cells. Amoebas also undergo a form of asexual reproduction called budding, where a smaller cell forms and eventually separates from the parent cell. Growth and development in amoebas are mainly driven by internal processes and external factors like availability of nutrients and environmental conditions.

Answer 3

Yes it does have that's why it reproduces a lot. Yes it does have that's why it reproduces a lot.

Answer 4

They use the same control codes and initial amino acid as prokaryotes.

Answer 5

The protists feed off of the substance that it is growing on so the mold or yeast spores grow over the substance.

Answer 6

well it has a certain love for fish food and can evolve into charzard if threatened. Very dangerous if you feed it fish food. it will burn you

Answer 7

protozoa grows by having sex all the time

Answer 8

they become aliens

Answer 9

dont get it