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Is a amoeba a verbrate?

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Answer:

no its a single cell organism

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Are scorpion verbrate or in verbrate?
invertibrate- no bones
What do amoeba do?
if you drink unsafe/not mineral you ca get amoeba
What does an amoeba have?
the power to change shape like a super hero
What are verbrates?
a verbrate is a animal with a a back bone
What is a amoeba?
Amoeba is a unicellular organism.It is found in stagnant water.It does not have a proper shape.