Science, asked by gaganameera8930, 1 year ago

Amoeba is a unicellular organism. How does a single cell produce its copies?

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Answered by sailajasrinivas

AnswerBy dividing nucleus and then by dividing itself

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Answered by AtiqahRaimin

Answer: Amoebas reproduce by fission (splitting in two).

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The "parent" cell into two smaller copies of itself and the nucleus also divides into two. The cell membrane allows oxygen from the water where the amoeba lives in to come into the cell and carbon dioxide to pass out of the cell.

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