What is the major distinguishing feature of Amoebozoa?
A) Cells have pronounced "feeding grooves" for digesting prey or organic debris.
B) Cells lack cell walls and so, when portions of the cell extend for movement, large lobes are formed.
C) Cells lack cell walls and so, when portions of the cell extend for movement, they are slender in shape.
D) Cells have chloroplasts with a double membrane.

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The major distinguishing feature of Amoebozoa is that their cells lack cell walls and so, when portions of the cell extend for movement, large lobes are formed. This distinguishes them from other protist groups such as Plantae and Fungi which have cell walls and do not form these large lobes during movement.

What Is the Major Distinguishing Feature of Amoebozoa