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what is the differences between hydra and amoeba

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Answered by Anonymous
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amoeba reproduce by binary fission
hydra reproduce by budding

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Answered by modishivkumar66
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Amoeba

1. Amoeba is unicellular.

2. Amoeba reproduce by binary fission.

3. At the beginning, parent cell of amoeba gets elongated.

4. Nucleus gets oval shape. A notch is developed at the site of division.

5. Two small daughter cells of amoeba are formed.





Hydra

1. Hydra is multicellular

2. Hydra reproduce by budding method.

3. A small out growth is seen on the body of Hydra.

4. It becomes multicellular due to enough growth.

5. This outgrowth detaches in the form of bud having mouth and tentacles.

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