What Is the Major Distinguishing Feature of Amoebozoa

question 26

Multiple Choice

What is the major distinguishing feature of Amoebozoa?

• A) Cells have pronounced "feeding grooves" for digesting prey or organic debris.
• B) Cells lack cell walls and so, when portions of the cell extend for movement, large lobes are formed.
• C) Cells lack cell walls and so, when portions of the cell extend for movement, they are slender in shape.
• D) Cells have chloroplasts with a double membrane.

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