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English: Various Proteomyxa:

1, Vampyrella spirogyrae, Cienk., amoeba phase penetrating a cell of Spirogyra b, by a process of its protoplasm c, and taking up the substance of the Spirogyra cell, some of which is seen within the Vampyrella a.

2, Large individual of Vampyrella, showing pseudopodia e, and food particles a. The nucleus (though present) is not shown in this drawing.

3, Cyst phase of Vampyrella. The contents of the cyst have divided into four equal parts, of which three are visible. One is commencing to break its way through the cyst-wall f; a, food particles.

4, Archerina boltoni, Lankester, showing lobose and filamentous protoplasm, and three groups of chlorophyll corpuscles. The protoplasm g is engulphing a Bacterium i.

5, Cyst phase of Archerina: a, spinous cyst-wall; b, green-coloured contents.

6, Chlorophyll corpuscle of Archerina showing tetraschistic division.

7. Actinophryd form of Archerina: b, chlorophyll corpuscles.

8, Protogenes primordialis, Haeckel (Amoeba porrecta, M. Schultze), from Schultze's figure.
Date published 1911
Source “Proteomyxa,” Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.), v. 22, 1911, p. 471.
Author Marcus Hartog; M. Schultze
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current15:58, 2 July 2018Thumbnail for version as of 15:58, 2 July 2018779 × 1,487 (312 KB)Bob Burkhardt{{Information |description ={{en|1=Various Proteomyxa: 1, ''Vampyrella spirogyrae'', Cienk., amoeba phase penetrating a cell of Spirogyra ''b'', by a process of its protoplasm ''c'', and taking up the substance of the Spirogyra cell, some of which is seen within the ''Vampyrella'' a. 2, Large individual of ''Vampyrella'', showing pseudopodia ''e'', and food particles ''a''. The nucleus (though present) is not shown in this drawing. 3, Cyst phase of ''Vampyrella''. The contents of the cys...

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