Biology, asked by prakshimbd2001, 1 year ago

Amoeba is immortal.explain

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Answered by sukhdev9911p43j2h
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Amoeba reproduce by splitting in half asexually so that each daughter cell is the same as the parent. Running this process backward from the present, each existingamoeba is the same as its predecessor back as far in time as the first amoebaexisted. In this regard the amoeba is immortal.
Answered by saadiyahzainab3
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Amoeba reproduces by splitting in half asexually so that each daughter cell is the same as the parent. Running this process backward from the present, each existing amoeba is the same as its predecessor back as far in time as the first amoeba existed. In this regard an amoeba is immortal.

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