What are the similarities and differences between Amoeba and animals, bacteria, algae and fungi?

Amoeba is a representative of unicellular organisms, while an animal, algae and fungi belong to a number of multicellular organisms. But there is still one similarity – they are all representatives of the “Eukaryote” domain, that is, all these organisms have a nucleus in their structure as the main genetic material.

Unlike the same bacteria that belong to the Prokaryotic domain, that is, “Nuclear-free”, but still there is a similarity between the bacteria and the amoeba – these are unicellular microorganisms that move with the help of pseudopodia, can be both useful and harmful.