Amoeboid (3743 bytes)
4: ... relatives, other organisms similar to it, or the amoeboids in general.
6: ...e. There is also a strange group of giant marine amoeboids, the [[xenophyophore]]s, that do not fall into a...
8: ...a]], includes protists that can transform between amoeboid and [[flagellate]] forms.
10: ...gether with various flagellates that tend to have amoeboid forms. The naked filose amoebae comprise two oth...
12: .... There are only a few sorts of naked reticulose amoeboids, and their relationships are not certain, though...

Rhizaria (1335 bytes)
1: ...derably in form, but for the most part they are [[amoeboid]]s with filose, reticulose, or microtubule-suppor...
8: ...d rise of the Rhizaria, an emerging supergroup of amoeboid eukaryotes. ''Proceedings of the National Academ...
12: ...sg/Amoeboids/Rizharia.html Molecular Phylogeny of Amoeboid Protists - Tree of Rhizaria]

Percolozoa (2774 bytes)
8: ...bosea, but this may be restricted to members with amoeboid stages. Most are bacterivores found in soil and ...
10: In amoeboid form, cells are typically around [[1 E-5 m|20-40 ...
14: .... He maintained the Heterolobosea as a class for amoeboid forms, but most others have expanded them to incl...

Phaeodarea (1416 bytes)
8: The '''Phaeodarea''' are a group of [[amoeboid]] protozoa. They are traditionally considered [[...
14: ...d rise of the Rhizaria, an emerging supergroup of amoeboid eukaryotes. ''Proceedings of the National Academ...

X Parasite (1365 bytes)
1: ...ed badly enough, an X Parasite will revert to its amoeboid form and is extremely difficult to harm except by...

Pseudopod (427 bytes)
1: ...ch have pseudopods are generally referred to as [[amoeboid]]. They have arisen in a number of different [[p...

Chlorarachniophyte (2104 bytes)
17: ...the [[Cercozoa]], a diverse group of amoeboid and amoeboid-like protozoa.

Amoeba (2260 bytes)
1: :''Alternate meanings: [[Amoeboid]], [[Amoebozoa]], [[Amoeba distributed operating ...
9: ...oa that move using pseudopods, otherwise termed [[amoeboid]]s. They are found in sluggish waters all over t...

Vampyrellid (820 bytes)
1: ...the cell stretches out and takes a more typical [[amoeboid]] form, with an obvious distinction between the c...

1 E-4 m (1065 bytes)
12: ...ypical length of ''[[amoeba|Amœba proteus]]'', an amoeboid protist

Heliozoa (1267 bytes)
1: ..., or sun [[animalcule]]s, are roughly spherical [[amoeboid]]s with many stiff, [[microtubule]]-supported pro...
12: ...upported axopods and so are now considered filose amoeboids instead.

Lobopodia (1520 bytes)
7: ... for lobose [[pseudopod]]s, found among certain [[amoeboid]]s.

Protozoa (1396 bytes)
6: * [[Amoeboid]]s

Excavate (2038 bytes)
8: ...asis]]'' || Most alternate between flagellate and amoeboid forms

Zygnematales (1881 bytes)
13: ... corresponding cells. The male cells then become amoeboid and crawl across, or sometimes both cells crawl i...

Gymnosphaerid (1705 bytes)
7: ...ods are located. It may move about in a headless amoeboid form. Reproduction is either by budding off the ...

Amoebozoa (6312 bytes)
13: The '''Amoebozoa''' are a major group of [[amoeboid]] protozoa, comprising the majority of the amoeba...
17: ...related [[percolozoa]]ns, which pass through both amoeboid and flagellate stages, pseudopod formation is typ...
25: ...reated together as the Lobosea, placed with other amoeboids in the phylum Sarcodina or Rhizopoda, but these ...
41: ...g/Amoeboids/Amoebozoa.html Molecular Phylogeny of Amoeboid Protists - Tree of Amoebozoa]

Radiolaria (2473 bytes)
12: '''Radiolaria''' are [[amoeboid]] protozoa that produce intricate mineral skeleto...

Plasmodium (3020 bytes)
29: ... then invades the [[red blood cell]]s as ring and amoeboid stages ([[trophozoite]]s). Active parasites ([[me...

Golden alga (3006 bytes)
12: Some members are generally amoeboid, with long branching cell extensions, though they...

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