They respire with the help of a porous cell membrane around them.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_does_an_amoeba_breathe
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The membrane is used for protecting the amoeba, as well as holding it all together, but water can still pass through it. The amoeba is able to breathe using the oxygen that is in the water. The word cytoplasm means, 'soft cell stuff.' The cytoplasm is like jelly.
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After a few days of the amoeba's tiny life, it will grow big. It is now ready to divide. This division process is called "fission." The amoeba will produce false feet, or psuedopods, all around its body, just like when it eats.
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An enzyme in the vacuole digests the unfortunate food organism, and its nutrients dissolve into the amoeba's cytoplasm. Undigested food and wastes are excreted through the cell membrane, which also absorbs oxygen from the surrounding water and eliminates carbon dioxide.
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Anatomy: An amoeba consists of a single blobby cell surrounded by a porous cell membrane. The amoeba "breathes" using this membrane - oxygen gas from the water passes in to the amoeba through the cell membrane and carbon dioxide gas leaves through it.
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In amoeba only asexual reproduction takes place and is of three types. ･ 1 Binary fission: takes place in favourable conditions( when enough food and adequate temprature is avialable) ... ･ 2 By sporulation: not found in amoeba proteus but ...
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Fishes and all diverse group of animals that live and breathe in water. All fishes are vertebrates (animals with backbones) with gills for breathing. Most fishes have fins for swimming, scales for protection and a streamlined body ... Body surface-- Small microscopic animals breathe through their body surface like amoeba.
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The biodiversity blog and website of science writer Jennifer Frazer. ... Notice, for example, the amoeba (yay! Our site mascot!) approaches the size of the grain of salt and is visible to the naked eye when the animation is zoomed all the way out. If I were a bacterium or yeast cell, I’d cower too!
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theartfulamoeba.com/
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Watching an amoeba moving through fluid, one can see the currents of water around it and the currents of the plasma within it. The membrane separating the two—amoeba from the water—responds to both but seems to maintain some intention as well. ... II) Allow those sensations to move, breathe, and sound in an organic way;
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