How does the shape of an amoeba differ from the shape of a paramecium?

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mhm
Mar 2, 2018

In the Explanation.

Explanation:

An amoeba has no shape. It uses its pseudopod (makeshift-foot) to assist with its movement, by extending it out to the desired direction, then letting its body settle in it.

http://sonomasun.com/2017/08/17/your-life-as-an-amoeba/

While a paramecium has more of an oval-shape and uses cilia (tiny hairs) to help with movement.

http://101science.com/paramecium.htm

Hope this helps.

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