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Sarcodina
Medical Definition: | A subphylum of protozoa characterized by the ability to alter their body shape. Its organisms acquire food by pseudopodia of various types, or by locomotive protoplasmic flow without the production of discrete pseudopodia. Flagella, when present, are usually restricted to developmental or other temporary stages. |
Guide Notes: | a subphylum of protozoa |
Eumycetozoea - A class of protozoa comprising myxamoebae having filiform subpseudopodia. Aerial fruiting bodies are produced and the presence of a stalk tube in the fruiting body is observed in some species. | |
Lobosea - A class of ameboid protozoa that forms either filiform subpseudopodia or lobopodia. Characteristics include the absence of sorocarps, sporangia, or similar fruiting bodies. |
Sarcodina Medical Definitions and Terms
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