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How does an Amoeba obtain its food?​

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Answered by DudeItzKay
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The food in amoeba is obtained by the process of endocytosis. ... Endocytosis is a cellular process where the substances are brought into the cell by a cell membrane surrounding the cell. These cell membranes then break off and form a vesicle surrounding the food material.

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Answered by universe2008
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In Amoeba, a cell membrane invagination (pseudopodia) surround the food particle. This is followed by formation of food vacuole surrounding the food by joining of pseudopodia of both sides and engulfment of food vacuole in animal body. Also known as phagosomes, these food vesicles serve as site of food digestion.
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