lobosa Antonyms
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Meaning of lobosa
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lobosa (n. pl.)
An order of Rhizopoda, in which the pseudopodia are thick and irregular in form, as in the Amoeba.
lobosa Sentence Examples
- The amoeba's lobosa, finger-like pseudopods, extended outward in search of food.
- The paramecium's lobosa constantly propelled it forward through the water.
- The lobosa of the slime mold allowed it to move across the forest floor in search of nutrients.
- The scientist studied the lobosa of the amoeba under a microscope to observe its locomotion.
- The lobosa retracted and extended rhythmically, allowing the cell to crawl efficiently.
- The skin of the lobosa was covered in tiny cilia that helped it adhere to surfaces.
- The lobosa of the protozoan were essential for capturing prey and absorbing nutrients.
- The lobosa were particularly sensitive to changes in the environment, allowing the cell to respond quickly to stimuli.
- The lobosa played a crucial role in the life cycle of the organism, enabling it to reproduce and survive.
- The lobosa were a defining characteristic of the amoeboid group of protists, distinguishing them from other microscopic organisms.
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An order of Rhizopoda, in which the pseudopodia are thick and irregular in form, as in the Amoeba.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The amoeba's lobosa, finger-like pseudopods, extended outward in search of food.
The paramecium's lobosa constantly propelled it forward through the water.
The lobosa of the slime mold allowed it to move across the forest floor in search of nutrients.
The scientist studied the lobosa of the amoeba under a microscope to observe its locomotion.
