Science, asked by 12345567899, 9 months ago

an amoeba is called unicellular organsim, why?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

because amoeba is a single cell organism and its all functions by itself so it is called a unicellular organism.

hope it helps you

mark as brainliest

Answered by Anonymous
8

AMOEBA :

  • It is called unicellular organism because it is composed of single cell.
  • All the life processes of Amoeba take place within that single cell.
  • It is a kind of Protozoan .
  • It does not have a definite shape.
  • It reproduces by Binary Fission.
  • It obtains its food with help of small finger like projections called pseudopodia and forming a food vacuole.

Extra information:

Nutrition in Amoeba:

  • Ingestion : Intake of food occour by temporary finger like projections called pseudopodia which fuse over food to form food vacuole.
  • Digestion: Inside food vacuole it releases enzymes that break complex food into simpler form.
  • Absorption: The digested food is diffused into cytoplasm.
  • Assimilation: The absorbed food is utilised to meet energy requirements.
  • Egestion : The remaining undigested material is thrown out by cell by phagocytosis.

Note: This five step nutrition is called Holozoic Mode of nutrition.

Similar questions