| It contains a large number of mostly amoeboid organisms, including such significant groups as the radiolarians and foraminiferans. |
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| The genetic foundation for sequestering ribosomes near the nucleus could have developed in amoeboid or heliozoan ancestors. |
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| Inland is a rolling plateau strewn with bogs and amoeboid lakes woven together by a tracery of rivers full of rapids. |
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| During one of their growth stages, they are protozoa-like because they lack cell walls, have amoeboid movement, and ingest particulate nutrients. |
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| Macrophages also are found in all tissues as wandering amoeboid cells, and the monocyte, a precursor of the macrophage, is found in the blood. |
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| There is a distinctive, irregular edge with amoeboid projections and islands of sparing within the indurated plaque. |
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| The amoeboid form is unthinkable without them, and not only for their zoomorphic suggestiveness. |
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| Their best man came back with a giant amoeboid compressed into the cavity where his brain had been. |
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| Morphologically, protozoa were most consistent with an amoeboid Entamoeba-like organism. |
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| In contrast to the swimming movements produced by flagella and cilia, pseudopodia are responsible for amoeboid movement, a sliding or crawlinglike form of locomotion. |
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| The amoeboid shape of the Fredericksburg anomaly may reflect glacial dispersal in several different directions during the multiple glacial phases that affected this part of New Brunswick. |
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| Profil, in paint on board, presents a yellow bloom of pigment surmounting a thin stem or neck, with a smaller, amoeboid shape cut into it, all against a black ground. |
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| Scotoma shape varied widely, from round scotomas centered on a nonfunctioning fovea to ring scotomas surrounding a functioning fovea to highly complex amoeboid shapes. |
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