Tubulinea
Rhizamoeba
Amoeba genus
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Play: Rhizamoeba has a MOVE of 2, and is considered an HETEROTROPH.
Fact: Amoebas are often defined as unicellular organisms with no defined shape.
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Rhizamoeba is an Amoebozoa genus.[1][2] (From: Wikipedia, July 2015) read more
Polychaos
Polychaos genus 
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Play: Polychaos has a MOVE of 2, and is considered an HETEROTROPH.
Fact: Polychaos are often defined as unicellular organisms with no defined shape.
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Polychaos is an amoeboid genus in the Amoebozoa group.[2] Several characters unite the species in this genus. The pseudopods meld at their bases when the organism is moving, and have dorsal, longitudinal ridges. The nucleus is oval or ellipsoid.[3] (From: Wikipedia, July 2015) read more
Nebela
Nebela genus 
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Play: Nebela has a MOVE of 1, and is considered an EUKARYTROPH
Fact: Nebela are often found living on mosses and humus rich soils. They can be as small as 30um but also reach up to sizes of 380um.
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Hyalosphenia
Amoeba genus 
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Play: Hyalosphenia has a MOVE of 1,and is considered a HETEROTROPH.
Fact: Hyalosphenia is a testate amoeba that has photosynthetic symbionts (the green particles-chlorella)
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