Question

explain non-muscular movement in amoeba

Answer 1

Answer:

Amoeboid movement, as found in amoeba, occurs as pseudopods are formed where endoplasm flows forward and changes into ectoplasm. In ciliary movement, coordinated cilia beat in a specific direction to move the organism. Flagella are larger than cilia and can also move organisms by a coordinated movement.

Answer 2

Answer:

Amoeboid movement, as found in amoeba, occurs as pseudopods are formed where endoplasm flows forward and changes into ectoplasm. In ciliary movement, coordinated cilia beat in a specific direction to move the organism. Flagella are larger than cilia and can also move organisms by a coordinated movement.