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How does an amoeba move?

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A amoeba moves by changing the shape of their bodie, forming pseudopods. ( temporary foot like structures).

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rjkz [21]3 years ago

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An Amoeba moves by growing an extension of their bodies into the direction of movement and than flowing into it. This extension is called the Pseudo-pod.

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