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The Biology of Amoeba
The Biology of Amoeba discusses the general biology, morphology, movement and related phenomena, and biochemical and physiological studies of amoeba. This book is organized into five parts, encompassing 21 chapters that primarily focus on large free-living amoeba. After briefly discussing the highlights of studies involving amoeba, the book goes on describing the biological aspects of amoeba, including its taxonomy, phylogeny, culture, and maintaining methods. The second part describes the general morphology, ultrastructure, and cellular membrane of amoeba. The third part includes discussions on the movement of Chaos-Amoeba group; the amoeboid behavioral and motile responses; the molecular m...
Amoeba Proteus
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Evidences of a Sexual-Cycle in the Life-History of Amoeba Proteus
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The Amoeba
Describes the habitat and characteristics of the amoeba, a microscopic animal that continually changes its shape.
Ameboid movement
According to the author of the "Ameboid movement," Asa a Schaeffer, the manner of movement common to amebas has attracted the attention of biologists ever since the discovery of ameba by Rose Rosenhof in 1755. This book is the first scientific book to record the observation that the various form changes which the ameba undergoes are associated with the streaming of the endoplasm.
