How is a protozoan cell different from an animal cell?

First thing protozoa arevone cell creatures and are a one cell animal You must be referring to an animal tissue cells. Both a human tissue cell and protozoa and are Eukaryotic ( inract nucleus ). read more

protozoan cell differ from animal cell by various ways such as 1. presence of cytophrynx (mouth) (for eating) 2. presence of flagellum (for locomotion) 3. presence of cytophyge ( for excretory purpose) 4. presence of contractile vacoule and radiating canals. read more

Like all animals, protozoa have eukaryotic cells, meaning cells with a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. They are, with a few exceptions, motile, either using cilia or flagellae to move about, or by simply oozing from one place to another as in the case of amoeba. read more