Can an amoeba make two pairs of pseudopodia (finger like projection) on either side of it at a time?
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no at a single type of movement amoeba make a single psuedopodia
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Definition is given already in the other answer. Some additional things are- pseudopodia is Greek for "false foot". This finger like projections are elongated and contracted by actin and microfilaments interaction beneath cell membrane. Further it is then filled with cytoplasm and thus the amoeba with the pseudopodia moves forward. This is also used to capture and engulf the prey(here-food particle),also called as phagocytosis.
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