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how does and paramecium capture its food. Explain with the help of examples

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Answered by corona7

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The amoeba and paramecium capture its food particles by the process of phagocytosis. They project out their pseudopodia (and paramecium its cilia) and force the particles inside them. The particles then reach the different organelles in order to maintain the metabolism.

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