Belongs within: Amorphea.
Contains: Variosea, Eumycetozoa, Tubulinea, Archamoebae, Centramoebia, Thecamoebida, Vannellida, Paramoebidae.
The Amoebozoa is a clade of primarily unicellular eukaryotes in which most members have an amoeboid stage in their life cycle; some are exclusively amoeboid. Members of the clade Eudiscosea produce flattened pseudopodia with a polyaxial cytoplasmic flow or lacking a pronounced axis, and so far as known lack a ciliated stage (Adl et al. 2019).
See also: Amoebozoan classification: putting the formless in formation; Amoebozoan oddments.
Characters (from Adl et al. 2012): Cells “naked” or testate; tubular mitochondrial cristae, often branched (ramicristate), secondarily lost in some; uninucleate, binucleate or multinucleate; cysts common, morphologically variable; sexual or asexual; many taxa exhibit either sporocarpic (single amoeboid cell differentiates into a usually stalked, subaerial structure that supports one to many propagules termed spores) or sorocarpic (amoebae aggregate into a multicellular mass that develops into a multicellular fruiting body) fruiting; or myxogastroid ciliated stages; when amoeboid, locomotion with noneruptive morphologically variable pseudopodia; ancestrally bikont with many taxa exhibiting reduction of the bikinetid.
Amoebozoa (see below for synonymy)
|--Evosea AB19
| |--Semiconosia (see below for synonymy) C-SCL16
| | |--Variosea TA16
| | `--Eumycetozoa TA16
| `--+--+--Tubulinea TA16
| | `--Archamoebae TA16
| `--+--+--Pessonella marginata TA16, SX97
| | `--Cutosa [Cutosea] C-SCL16
| | |--Armaparvus AB19
| | |--Squamamoeba Kudryavtsev & Pawlowski 2013 [Squamamoebidae] C-SCL16
| | | `--S. japonica C-SCL16
| | `--Sapocribrum Lahr et al. 2015 TA16, C-SCL16 [Sapocribridae]
| | `--S. chincoteaguense C-SCL16
| `--Himatismenida [Cochliopodidae, Cochliopodiidae, Cochliopodiinae, Pseudonebelinae, Tectiferina] TA16
| | i. s.: Chlamydamoeba Collin 1912 LT64
| | `--*C. tentaculifera Collin 1912 LT64
| | Coenopodium C-SCL16
| |--Ovalopodium desertum TA16
| `--+--Parvamoeba [Parvamoebidae, Parvamoebina] TA16
| | |--P. monoura TA16
| | `--P. rugata C-SCL16
| `--Cochliopodium Hertwig & Lesser 1874 TA16, KB05 [=Kochliopodium (l. c.) LT64]
| |--C. bilimbosum (Auerbach 1856) (see below for synonymy) LT64
| |--C. gulosum C-SCO04
| |--C. longispinum SX97
| |--C. minus Page 1976 KB05
| |--C. minutoidum C-SCL15
| |--C. minutum West 1901 KB05
| `--C. spiniferum Kudryatsev 2004 KB05
`--Eudiscosea [Longamoebia] C-SCL16
|--Centramoebia AS12
`--Discosea AB19
| i. s.: Mycamoeba Blandenier et al. 2017 AB19
| `--M. gemmipara AB19
|--Thecamoebida AS12
`--Flabellinea [Flabellina, Flabellinia, Glycostylida, Vanelloidea] TA16
|--Vannellida C-SCL16
`--Dactylopodida [Conopodina, Dactylopodina, Paramoeboidea] TA16
| i. s.: Boveella AS12
| Dactylosphaerium AS12
| Oscillodignum AS12
| Podostoma filigerum AS12, G89
| Strioluatus AS12
| Subulamoeba saphirina AS12, SX97
| Trienamoeba AS12
|--Paramoebidae C-SCL16
`--+--Vexillifera [Vexilliferidae] C-SCL16
| |--V. armata SN05
| |--V. bacillipedes SN05
| `--V. minutissima SN05
`--Dermamoebida C-SCL16
|--Dermamoebidae C-SCL16
| |--Dermamoeba algensis C-SCL16
| `--Paradermamoeba C-SCL16
`--Mayorella [Mayorellida, Mayorellidae, Mayorellina] TA16
|--M. gemmifera C-SCL16
|--M. inquisita SX97
|--M. penardi MS98
|--M. riparia LB90
`--M. spatula SX97
Amoebozoa incertae sedis:
Malamoeba locustae SN05, R91
Malpighamoeba SN05
Pansporella AS12 [Pansporellidae LT64, Sporamoebidae]
Gibbodiscus AS12
Protamoeba vorax Gruber 1884 G84
Belonocystis AB19
Gymnophryidae [Araudia, Biomyxida, Gymnophrea, Reticulosida] C-SC03
|--Gymnophrys cometa NB04
|--Borkovia desaedeleeri C-SC03, M00
`--Biomyxa Leidy 1875 AB19, LT64 [Biomyxidae]
`--*B. vagans Leidy 1875 LT64 [incl. Amoeba porrecta G84]
Oscillosignum AB19
Schoutedamoeba minuta Van Vichelin et al. 2016 AB19
Amoebozoa [Acanthopodina, Addiffluentia, Amastigogeninia, Amebea, Amoebaea, Amoebeae, Amoebiae, Amoebida, Amoeboea, Chaetoproteida, Chaetoproteidae, Chaoinea, Conosa, Conosea, Diffluentia, Glycopoda, Gymnamoebaea, Gymnamoebia, Gymnamoebida, Gymnamoebina, Lobosa, Lobosia, Monamoebidae, Monamoebina, Monostega, Monostegia, Pelomyxacea, Pharopodida, Protamoebae, Proteina, Protomyxidae, Protosteliales, Protosteliomycetes, Testacealobosea, Testamoebida, Thecamoebina, Thecina]
Cochliopodium bilimbosum (Auerbach 1856) [=Amoeba bilimbosa; incl. *C. pellucidum Hertwig & Lesser 1874] LT64
Semiconosia [Ceratiomyxacea, Ceratiomyxaceae, Ceratiomyxales, Ceratiomyxioidea, Ectosporeae, Eumyxa, Exosporae, Exosporales, Exosporea, Exosporeen, Exosporei, Exosporinei, Parastelida] C-SCL16
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
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