how do substances like carbon di oxide and water move in and out of the cell ? how does amoeba obtain its food?
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through diffusion
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because our cell meemnrane is selectively permeable it allow these both
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Hey mate here's your answer
CO2 and H2O like substance move in out of organisms through small pores present on their body through diffusion.
Amoeba obtain it's food through a substance present in it called pseudopodia .
Hope it helps you
CO2 and H2O like substance move in out of organisms through small pores present on their body through diffusion.
Amoeba obtain it's food through a substance present in it called pseudopodia .
Hope it helps you
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