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what is amobea as an animal​

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Answered by Dhairya2403
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Ameoba is a unicellular organism....it is irregular shaped......

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Amoebas are characterized by their flowing movements, considered to be the most primitive form of animal locomotion, or movement. Some are well-known parasites of plants, animals, and humans. It should be noted that amoeba are not animals; however, they are classified in the protist kingdom.

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