Which organism MOST LIKELY uses pseudopods to move around? A. hawks B. catfish C. amoeba D. chickens

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Which organism MOST LIKELY uses pseudopods to move around? A. hawks B. catfish C. amoeba D. chickens

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C. An amoeba is most likely to use pseudopods

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