Biology, asked by Matatagi8626, 10 months ago

What will happen when the amoeba is placed in the marine water?

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Answered by awasthiprAtima100

Answer:

It will burst

Explanation:

Since freshwater is a hypotonic solution, osmosis will continually transfer water into the amoeba. Without a way to counteract this, the amoeba will swell to the point it bursts.

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