An amoeba is unicellular; therefore, it is an organism. True or false

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MiSHuTka asked Mar 13, 2023

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An amoeba is unicellular; therefore, it is an organism.

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MiSHuTka asked Mar 13, 2023

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True. This entity has been discovered and shows many of the characteristics of living things including growth, organization, and the ability to maintain homeostasis.

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True because it is an organism

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