Question

though bacteria and amoeba are unicelluar but they are different from each other explain?

Answer 1

Amoeba is a protozoa, which is a eukaryote, which is "an organism whose cells contain complex structures enclosed within membranes." I gather this means bacteria, being prokaryotic and so lacking membrane-enclosed organelles, are simpler organisms because they don't have their own internal structure or something exclusive of the outside environment.

Answer 2

Though bacteria and amoeba are unicellular but they are different from each other due to the following main differences :

1. Amoeba is a " Eukaryote " whereas bacteria is an " Prokaryote ".

2. Amoeba belongs to a kingdom named " Protesta " whereas bacteria belongs to a kingdom called " Monera ".

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