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question

Describe locomotion in the amoeba.

category

biology

options

  1. Amoebas move by rolling over their surface in a continuous motion.
  2. The locomotion of amoeba involves the projection of a pseudopodium, into which the inner endoplasm flows, causing the organism to advance. This process is often irregular and responsive to environmental stimulation.
  3. Locomotion in amoebas is achieved through a series of rapid, snake-like slithering movements.
  4. The amoeba relies on wind currents to drift from one location to another.
  5. The amoeba moves by jumping from one place to another.
  6. The amoeba propels itself forward using tiny hair-like structures called cilia.
  7. The amoeba uses flagella for locomotion.
  8. The amoeba moves by contracting and expanding its body.
  9. Amoebas use jet propulsion by expelling water from their bodies to move.
  10. The amoeba secretes a slime trail and glides forward with rhythmic muscle contractions.

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stemez-Biology

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3123
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