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how does amoeba obtain its food ? name the process.​

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Answered by zehrinfathima50
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Explanation:

An amoeba eats tiny plants and animals present in pond water where it lives. An amoeba takes in food by extending arm-like structures called pseudopodia from any part of its body, since it is shapeless.

When a food particle comes near the amoeba, then the amoeba produces two pseudopodia around the food particle and surrounds it.

The two pseudopodia then join around the food particle and trap it in a food vacuole with a little water. The food vacuole contains digestive enzymes which break down the food into nutrients and undigested waste.

The nutrients from the food are directly absorbed by the body of the amoeba, the cytoplasm. The undigested wastes are simply thrown out of the body through a rupture anywhere in the cell wall.

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Answered by StarBugs
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Amoeba obtains its food by the process of endocytosis.  It has flexible cell membrane. It engulfs the food particle with the help of pseudopodia and then forms a vacuole around it. When the particle is completely trapped the amoeba secretes digestive enzymes that digests the food. thus the amoeba obtains it's food.

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