The eurkaryotes which has a similar mode of nutriion is Amoeba.
Amoeba is a unicellular eukaryotes. It eats microscopic organisms. When it sights a food substance, it surrounds the food substance with its food vacuole and enclose it inside the food vacuole where the food particle will be digested. The nutrients in the food will move into the cell and amoeba will excrete the waste using contractile vacuole.<span />
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2. macroevolution
Explanation:
Macroevolution refers to the evolutionary processes that lead to the appearance/extinction of groups larger than individual species. Macroevolutionary processes include speciation, species selection and punctuated equilibrium. The punctuated equilibrium processes are represented by phenomena such as those cases described above. These evolutionary processes are concentrated in relatively short speciation phases caused by bursts of evolutionary changes, which are then followed by stages characterized by evolutionary stasis.
Water, carbon dioxide, adenosine triphosphate, and electron transporters
Answer:
Due to other differences.
Explanation:
The plants, fungi, and prokaryotes all have cell walls, we place them in different taxa because of the other differences such as mobility, mode of nutrition etc. Plants and fungi are not mobile means can not move from one place to another whereas prokaryotes are mobile. Fungi and prokaryotes are heterotrophs means that feed on other organism whereas plants are autotrophs means make their own food. There is also difference in their cell wall i.e. the cell of plants is composed of cellulose, the cell wall of prokaryotes especially bacteria is composed of peptidoglycans and the cell wall of fungi is composed of chitin.
