Biology, asked by kanshar7216, 1 year ago

why are amoeba different to humans

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Answered by SamriddhiShanvi2109

The exact answer is here:Amoeba are different from humans because amoeba is a unicellular organism whereas humans are multicellular organisms.
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Answered by issajoshy

amoeba is a unicellular organism ...it doesn't have any shape..while humans are multicellular.

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