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subclass actinopoda

 

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Noun subclass actinopoda has 1 sense
  1. Actinopoda, subclass Actinopoda - heliozoans; radiolarians
    --1 is a kind of class
    --1 is a member of Sarcodina, class Sarcodina
    --1 has members:
     actinopod; Heliozoa, order Heliozoa; Radiolaria, order Radiolaria

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Subclass Actinopoda

Definition:

Subclass Actinopoda is a taxonomic classification in the phylum Rhizaria, which comprises diverse marine and freshwater unicellular organisms characterized by their radiating pseudopodia.

Senses/Usages:

1. Biological sense:

Referring to a taxonomic subclass within the phylum Rhizaria, composed of single-celled organisms with radiating pseudopodia.

Example sentence: The subclass Actinopoda includes organisms such as radiolarians and heliozoans.

2. Scientific sense:

Used to describe the morphological structure and motility of certain unicellular organisms whose pseudopodia are extended radially.

Example sentence: Actinopoda is characterized by its distinctive pseudopodia arrangement, resembling the spokes of a wheel.

3. Local sense:

In specific regions or local communities, Actinopoda may refer to a group of aquatic creatures with radiating appendages.

Example sentence: The Actinopoda found in the local reef ecosystem showcase fascinating diversity.

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