- A
pseudopod or
pseudopodium (pl.:
pseudopods or
pseudopodia) is a
temporary arm-like
projection of a
eukaryotic cell
membrane that is
emerged in the direction...
- lack
axopodia and move
through pseudopodia.: 41 : 202
Heterolobosea Page &
Blanton 1985:
amoebae with
eruptive pseudopodia,
similar to the
lobose ones but...
- a
family of Amoebozoa,
including naked amoebae that
produce multiple pseudopodia of
indeterminate length.
These are
roughly cylindrical with granular...
-
Filopodia (sg.: filopodium) are
slender cytoplasmic projections that
extend beyond the
leading edge of
lamellipodia in
migrating cells.
Within the lamellipodium...
- can
extend its
surface lengthwise as
temporary projections known as
pseudopodia,
which carry melanosomes away from the
center of the cell,
thereby increasing...
- echinoderms, molluscs, tunicates, sponges, and some chelicerates.
Moving by
pseudopodia,
amebocytes can
manifest as
blood cells or play a
similar biological...
- autotrophic, or
heterotrophic organisms. It is
characterized by flagella,
pseudopodia, or both. It is
divided into
three subphyla: the Mastigophora, the Sarcodina...
- Amoeba, the
pseudopodia are
approximately tubular, and
rounded at the ends (lobose). The cell's
overall shape may
change rapidly as
pseudopodia are extended...
-
extensions of
cytoplasm called pseudopodia). Many protozoa, such as the
agents of
amoebic meningitis, use both
pseudopodia and flagella. Some
protozoa attach...
- at some
point during their life cycle.
Amoeboflagellates present both
pseudopodia and at
least one flagellum,
often simultaneously. The amoeboflagellate...
