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Structure of Amoeba

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Learning Journey â€ĸ Step 22 of 24
Microorganisms
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What is this?

An amoeba is a tiny, single-celled living thing that is too small to see without a microscope. It is famous for its ability to constantly change its shape and move around by stretching its body.

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Key Parts to Explore

5 components
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Pseudopods

These are 'false feet' that the amoeba uses to move and catch its food.

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Cell Membrane

This is the outer skin that holds everything inside the amoeba together.

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Cytoplasm

This is the jelly-like substance that fills the amoeba and contains all its parts.

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Nucleus

This is the control center of the amoeba, telling it what to do.

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Did You Know?

Did you know an amoeba can change its shape constantly and even 'eat' by wrapping itself around its food?

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Curriculum Tags
#amoeba#structure#microorganism#unicellular#protozoa#cell#single cell#pond life
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