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Mariana [72]
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How do sarcodines move and trap food 1. oral groove 2. contractile vacuole

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Rudiy273 years ago
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Amoebas use extensions of their cell membrane (called pseudopodia) to move, as well as, to engulf food. When the pseudopodium traps a bit of food, the cell membrane closes around the meal. This encasement forms a food vacuole. Hope this helps.
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