Definition of Rhizopoda in English:

Rhizopoda

plural noun ˌrʌɪzəˈpəʊdərʌɪˈzɒpədərīˈzäpədə

Zoology

A phylum of single-celled animals which includes the amoebas and their relatives, which have extensible pseudopodia.
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Example sentencesExamples
- For convenience, earlier protist classifications placed all amoebae possessing lobose pseudopodia in the class Lobosea, belonging to the superclass or phylum Rhizopoda.
- For a brief period before 1998, the clade soon to be called Cercozoa was referred to as Rhizopoda, as it included a large proportion of the species previously included in that form-taxon (specifically those bearing filose pseudopodia).

Derivatives

rhizopod

noun ˈrʌɪzə(ʊ)pɒd

Zoology

This strongly suggests that these tRNAs are edited by a mechanism similar to the one seen in the fungus Spizellomyces punctatus and the rhizopod amoeba Acanthamoeba castellanii.
Example sentencesExamples
- But as many rhizopods were not in this group, including the best-known example, Amoeba, and many Cercozoa are flagellates rather than amoeboid, the name Cercozoa is much more welcome.
- Warren conveys Leidy's boundless curiosity for the microworld by quoting a characteristic remark: ‘How can life be tiresome,’ Leidy asked, ‘so long as there is still a new rhizopod undescribed?’

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from rhizo- 'root' + Greek pous, pod- 'foot'.

Definition of Rhizopoda in US English:

Rhizopoda

plural nounrīˈzäpədə

Zoology

A phylum of single-celled animals which includes the amoebas and their relatives, which have extensible pseudopodia.
〔动〕根足门
Example sentencesExamples
- For a brief period before 1998, the clade soon to be called Cercozoa was referred to as Rhizopoda, as it included a large proportion of the species previously included in that form-taxon (specifically those bearing filose pseudopodia).
- For convenience, earlier protist classifications placed all amoebae possessing lobose pseudopodia in the class Lobosea, belonging to the superclass or phylum Rhizopoda.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from rhizo- ‘root’ + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’.

单词	Rhizopoda
释义	Definition of Rhizopoda in English: Rhizopoda plural noun ˌrʌɪzəˈpəʊdərʌɪˈzɒpədərīˈzäpədə Zoology A phylum of single-celled animals which includes the amoebas and their relatives, which have extensible pseudopodia. 〔动〕根足门 Example sentencesExamples For convenience, earlier protist classifications placed all amoebae possessing lobose pseudopodia in the class Lobosea, belonging to the superclass or phylum Rhizopoda. For a brief period before 1998, the clade soon to be called Cercozoa was referred to as Rhizopoda, as it included a large proportion of the species previously included in that form-taxon (specifically those bearing filose pseudopodia). Derivatives rhizopod noun ˈrʌɪzə(ʊ)pɒd Zoology This strongly suggests that these tRNAs are edited by a mechanism similar to the one seen in the fungus Spizellomyces punctatus and the rhizopod amoeba Acanthamoeba castellanii. Example sentencesExamples But as many rhizopods were not in this group, including the best-known example, Amoeba, and many Cercozoa are flagellates rather than amoeboid, the name Cercozoa is much more welcome. Warren conveys Leidy's boundless curiosity for the microworld by quoting a characteristic remark: ‘How can life be tiresome,’ Leidy asked, ‘so long as there is still a new rhizopod undescribed?’ Origin Modern Latin (plural), from rhizo- 'root' + Greek pous, pod- 'foot'. Definition of Rhizopoda in US English: Rhizopoda plural nounrīˈzäpədə Zoology A phylum of single-celled animals which includes the amoebas and their relatives, which have extensible pseudopodia. 〔动〕根足门 Example sentencesExamples For a brief period before 1998, the clade soon to be called Cercozoa was referred to as Rhizopoda, as it included a large proportion of the species previously included in that form-taxon (specifically those bearing filose pseudopodia). For convenience, earlier protist classifications placed all amoebae possessing lobose pseudopodia in the class Lobosea, belonging to the superclass or phylum Rhizopoda. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from rhizo- ‘root’ + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’.
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