What is another word for sarcodina?
Pronunciation: [sˈɑːkədˌɪnə] (IPA) 
Sarcodina is a biological classification that refers to organisms that have the ability to form pseudopods, which are cell extensions that they use for movement and feeding. These organisms include various types of single-celled protozoa, such as amoeba and foraminifera. Some synonyms for sarcodina are rhizopoda, which refers specifically to amoeba, and lobosa, which is another term for amoeboids. Another synonym is naked protozoa, which describes those organisms that lack an outer protective covering. These synonyms all refer to the same group of organisms, which are characterized by their unique method of movement and feeding.
