What is the structure and function of a pseudopod

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Scilla [17]3 years ago

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Structure:

These are temporary cytoplasmic projections and can appear for sometime and disappear at another. So, these don't have any specific structure.

Function:

These provide help in motility and are also used as a tool for capturing prey and phagocytosis.

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