In examining a protist, you notice that it lacks a cell wall, and has movement with cytoplasmic streaming. These data allow you

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In examining a protist, you notice that it lacks a cell wall, and has movement with cytoplasmic streaming. These data allow you

to infer that the species belongs to which of the following protist groups? In examining a protist, you notice that it lacks a cell wall, and has movement with cytoplasmic streaming. These data allow you to infer that the species belongs to which of the following protist groups? A) Rhizaria B) Stramenopila C) Alveolata D) Excavata E) Amoebozoa

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xz_007 [3.2K] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-23T01:53:24+03:00

<h2>Answer is option "E"</h2>

Explanation:

Amoebozoa refers to a large group of microorganisms that do not form tissues and can alter their shape. The amoebozoans all have a tube or lobe-shaped pseudopods. That's one of the ways we classify them
Now, with roughly 2,400 different species, the amoebozoans take up a lot of space on this planet. I mean, not literally they're pretty small but they are important parts of many ecological systems. So let's get to know them. They're the closest to monsters
Hence, the right answer is option E "Amoebozoa"