Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption, Assimilation, and Egestion are all part of Amoeba’s holozoic diet.
Ingestion:
Ameoba captures food particles with pseudopodia, which are fingerlike extensions. Pseudopodia is found on the outside of the animal’s body and aids in the intake of food and water.
Digestion:
Food vacuoles form after the food has been consumed. For digestion, enzymes are released in the food vacuole.
Absorption:
Osmosis allows nutrients to reach the cytoplasm after digestion.
Assimilation:
The cell uses nutrients for a variety of functions.
Egestion:
To dump its contents outside the cell, the food vacuole moves close to the cell membrane. As a result, waste materials are ejected from the cell.