Amoebas

also not to mention that algae are not plants and amoebas are not animals..

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oh you answered it. I didn't catch the fact that they were unicellular. I just assumed that they were multi-. yeah. This makes me think about the experiment by scientists Miller and Urey. (about creating an "early earth atmosphere" and shooting little jolts of electricity through and watch...

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Currently it seems that choanoflagellates are the closest thing to the ancestors of multicellular animals. Amoebas, on the other hand, are unicellular, mobile heterothrophs and so in that sense they resemble choanoflagellants. However, genetic and molecular studies suggest that ...

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Ok my thinking is that it would make since that amoebas are what evolved to living animals considering that they are hetrotrophs(sp?), and they move(so to speak) to capture "prey" but Im being told that living animals evolved from Choanoflagellates.... ...

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i am curious on how parameciums and amoebas or amebas are similar in structure

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