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Does an amoeba have organs tissues or organelles

Does an amoeba have organs tissues or organelles
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Does an amoeba have organs tissues or organelles

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They have neither because they are single-celled which is called a prokaryotic cell. Amoebas lack organelles and cell tissue. Amoebas have pseudopods which help them move around.
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An amoeba have organelles.
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