-
protists that have
independently evolved axopodial arms. Some of the
heliozoan groups are
intermingled in the
supergroup Rhizaria with radiolarians,...
- in the
water column. This
group included those organisms that have a
heliozoan-type appearance, with
radially positioned filopodia,
reticulopodia or...
-
filaments that
radiate out of
their cell. It
contains one of the most
common heliozoan species,
Actinophrys sol. It is
classified within the
monotypic family...
-
organism with an asymmetrical,
amoeboid body plan (Amoeba proteus – an amoeba). (b) An
organism with a
spherical body plan (Actinophrys sol – a
heliozoan)....
-
digested material or
surrounding debris. Some,
known as
radiolarians and
heliozoans, have
special spherical shapes with microtubule-supported pseudopodia...
- open
oceans at
depths of 99–510 metres. It is
generally considered a
heliozoan,
placed in its own order,
called the Taxopodida.
However it has also been...
- The
gymnosphaerids (or Gymnosphaerida) are a
small group of
heliozoan protists found in
marine environments. They tend to be
roughly spherical with radially...
- pedinellids.
Ciliophrys alternates between a
mobile flagellate stage and a
heliozoan feeding stage,
where the body is
contracted with
extended axopods all...
- The
centrohelids or
centroheliozoa are a
large group of
heliozoan protists. They
include both
mobile and
sessile forms,
found in
freshwater and marine...
-
photosynthetic Cryptophyceae.
Together with
Palpitomonas and the
Endohelea heliozoans, they
compose the
phylum Cryptista. Adl, Sina M.; et al. (2019). "Revisions...
