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If an amoeba manages to engulf a bacterium using endocytosis, what is most likely to happen to the bacterium?. Answer. . It will be digested by the amoeba and used as a food source.. . It will be ejected by the amoeba through an opening in the cell membrane.. . It will infect the amoeba and eventually kill it.. . It will insert some of its genes into the genome of the amoeba.

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A.It will be digested by the amoeba and used as a food source.

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If an amoeba manages to engulf a bacterium using endocytosis, the thing that is likely to happen to the bacterium is that it will be digested by the amoebaand used as a food source. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option. I hope that this is the answer that has come to your help.
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