Category: Taxonomy

This category explores the diverse and fascinating world of amoeboid protists, delving into their classification and the different groups within this unique group of microorganisms. Articles here will cover well-known amoeboid groups such as naked amoebae and testate amoebae, as well as more specialized forms like foraminifera, radiolaria, and other lesser-known groups. Whether you are interested in their evolutionary relationships or distinguishing characteristics, this section provides in-depth information on the taxonomy and classification of these intriguing organisms. Discover how these protists fit into the broader tree of life and gain insights into their biodiversity.

Testate Amoebae: A Hidden World Awaiting Exploration

Stefan Luketa,

Testate amoebae are fascinating microorganisms with protective shells, playing a key role in nutrient cycling in various ecosystems. Their relatively large size and slow movement make them particularly appealing to microscopy enthusiasts, offering a unique opportunity to explore biodiversity. Many species are still undiscovered in local habitats, making them an…