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Amoeba and earthworms take in oxygen from their surroundings by_process

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Answered by chanch1978
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Answer:

diffusion

Explanation:

Amoeba and earthworm gets oxygen gas dissolved in sorrounding water through its plasma membrane by the process of diffusion.

Answered by divyaaneesh1
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• Amoeba respire through their body surface. They take oxygen directly from

the surroundings. Oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse in and out through the

outer cell membrane or the body surface.

• In earthworm and leech, the skin is moist and helps in the exchange of gases.

Gaseous exchange through skin is also known as cutaneous respiration.

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