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Top 10 Theories to Explain the Locomotion in Amoeba

The following points highlight the top ten theories to explain the locomotion in amoeba. 1. Adhesion Theory: According to this theory, locomotion in Amoeba is performed by adhesion similar to drop of water which spreads irregularly on uneven glass plate. The protoplasm flows, like the fluid of the drop, in the path of greater adhesion. Due to adhesive properties pseudopodia [...]

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3 Important Species of Entamoeba

The following points highlight the three important species of Entamoeba. The species are: 1. Entamoeba Coli 2. Entamoeba Gingivalis 3. Entamoeba Hartmanni. Species # 1. Enatmoeba Coli: Entamoeba coli is the commonest species of Entamoeba found in the colon and has been stated to occur probably in 50% of human population. This amoeba lives in the lumen of the colon [...]

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Elphidium: Structure, Locomotion and Reproduction

In this article we will discuss about Elphidium:- 1. Habit and Habitat of Elphidium 2. Structure of Elphidium 3. Locomotion 4. Nutrition 5. Reproduction and Life Cycle. Habit and Habitat of Elphidium: Elphidium is a marine form, found abundantly on the bottom of the ocean. It is found creeping about on sea-weeds to a depth of 300 fathoms (one fathom [...]

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