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How does an amoeba compare with a red blood cell? (1 point) Responses An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blo...Question
How does an amoeba compare with a red blood cell? (1 point)
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An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blood cell is responsible for some functions.
An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blood cell is responsible for some functions.
An amoeba is responsible for one function, and a red blood cell is responsible for all functions.
An amoeba is responsible for one function, and a red blood cell is responsible for all functions.
They are both organisms.
They are both organisms.
They both have pseuopods.
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An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blood cell is responsible for some functions.
An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blood cell is responsible for some functions.
An amoeba is responsible for one function, and a red blood cell is responsible for all functions.
An amoeba is responsible for one function, and a red blood cell is responsible for all functions.
They are both organisms.
They are both organisms.
They both have pseuopods.
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The most accurate comparison between an amoeba and a red blood cell is:
**An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blood cell is responsible for some functions.**
This is because an amoeba is a single-celled organism that performs all necessary life functions (such as feeding, movement, and reproduction) within one cell. In contrast, a red blood cell is a specialized cell with a specific function (transporting oxygen) and is part of a multicellular organism (human or other animals) that relies on many different types of cells to perform different functions.
**An amoeba is responsible for all functions, and a red blood cell is responsible for some functions.**
This is because an amoeba is a single-celled organism that performs all necessary life functions (such as feeding, movement, and reproduction) within one cell. In contrast, a red blood cell is a specialized cell with a specific function (transporting oxygen) and is part of a multicellular organism (human or other animals) that relies on many different types of cells to perform different functions.
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