-
whereas those with
unsupported pseudopods were
classified as Rhizopoda. The
Rhizopods were
further subdivided into lobose, filose,
plasmodial and reticulose...
- Fresh-water
Rhizopods of
North America. Washington:
Government Printing Office. pp. 30–35. Wilber, CG (1947). "Concerning the
Correct Name of the
Rhizopod, Pelomyxa...
- moneres, protoplasts, flagellates, diatoms, myxomycetes, myxocystodes,
rhizopods, and sponges. His
animals were
divided into
groups with
distinct body...
- by
American paleontologist Joseph Leidy in his 1879 book Fresh-water
rhizopods of
North America. He
constructed the
generic name from the Gr**** words...
-
ovalis Wulff, 1919, (Chrysophyceae) and Its
Redescription as a
Testate Rhizopod,
Paulinella ovalis N. Comb. (Filosea: Euglyphina) 1". The
Journal of Protozoology...
- s****ed
organisms have
septa subdividing their s**** chamber,
including rhizopods,
cephalopods and gastropods, the
latter seemingly serving as a defence...
- Eukaryotes". Tree of Life Project.
Leidy J (1879). "Amoeba Plates". Fresh-Water
Rhizopods of
North America.
Washington D.C.:
Government Printing Office. Amoebozoa...
-
ectoparasite of an
amoeba Cochlonema (19 spp.)
endoparasites of
amoebae and
rhizopods Endocochlus (4 spp.)
endoparasites of
amoebae Euryancale (5 spp. ) endoparasites...
- meat. He was also a
pioneering protozoologist,
publishing Fresh-water
Rhizopods of
North America in 1879 – a work that is
still referenced today. Leidy...
-
membrane thickens behind it. A free-living C.
leachi cell
extending its
rhizopods. An
encysted C.
leachi cell with a
developed operculum. Bobrov, Anatoly;...
