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amoebida

 

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Noun amoebida has 1 sense
  1. Amoebida, order Amoebida, Amoebina, order Amoebina - the animal order including amoebas
    --1 is a kind of animal order
    --1 is a member of Rhizopoda, subclass Rhizopoda
    --1 has members:
     genus Amoeba; Endamoebidae, family Endamoebidae; ameba, amoeba

Definitions from the Web

Amoebida

(noun)

Amoebida refers to a taxonomic class that includes a group of single-celled organisms known as amoebas. These microscopic creatures are characterized by their ability to constantly change shape and move by extending pseudopods.

Example Sentence: The study of Amoebida has provided valuable insights into the diversity and adaptation of these extraordinary microorganisms.

(noun)

In local usage, Amoebida can also refer to a specific subgroup of amoebas found in a particular region or locality.

Example Sentence: The Amoebida species found in the swamps of Louisiana exhibit unique characteristics not seen in amoebas found elsewhere.

(adjective)

When used as an adjective, Amoebida means something relating to or characteristic of amoebas.

Example Sentence: The scientist conducted a study to understand the amoebida behavior in different environments.

(adjective)

Amoebida is also used to describe something popular or commonly liked by many people.

Example Sentence: The new movie release quickly became an Amoebida choice among audiences of all ages.

(verb)

As a verb, amoebida represents the action of constantly changing shape or adapting to different circumstances, similar to how amoebas move and adjust.

Example Sentence: The organization must amoebida its strategies to meet the ever-changing market demands.

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