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Name a member of the phylum rhizopoda.
ameoba
Define pseudopods.
Moveable extensions of the cytoplasm (used for movement and food collection)
Define 3 characteristics of an ameoba.
move via pseudopodia, lack flagella, reproduce asexually
Describe the process of phagocytosis.
1.engulf food particles; 2. form a food vacule surrounded by a membrane, 3. secrete enzymes into vacuole, 4. intracellular digestion occurs
Name a member of the phylum foraminifera.
forams
What is a test?
A secreted or partically secreted coving on an ameoba or foram.
What is another name for forams?
shell amoebas
Name 2 characteristics of forams.
Surrounded by secreted test (rigid shells) and have pseudopods
How do forams move?
protoplasmic streaming
Name 2 members of the phylum sarcomastigophora.
zoomastigotes and trypanosoma