Converse of object

• shell: Unlike in fresh water, shelled ameba which build rigid ' houses ' with organic debris, are not present in marine samples.

• find: Scanning further I found a resting ameba of about 70-80 microns across.

• use: Dictyostelium discoideum is a soil ameba widely used as a model organism in cell and developmental biology.

• one-cel: They know that all of the encoded information to run every living thing in the universe is not contained in a one-celled ameba.

• resemble: On the other side of the black cube was a billowing red hydrogen cloud resembling a vast ameba.

Adjective modifier

• testate: There are also testate ameba which live in shells ( tests ).

• small: This being the case, movement is crucial and if the spaces are too small, large ameba will be physically excluded.

• large: Not as part of some large ameba but as a single organism whose vitality is indisputable.

Modifies a noun

• genus: A reevaluation of the ameba genus Vahlkampfia based on SSUrDNA sequences.

• disease: Link Parasites page: worms protozoa ameba diseases parasitic animals Parasites page: worms protozoa ameba diseases parasitic animals.. .

• proteus: Ameba proteus References:- Harrison, D. ( 1957 ) A technique for obtaining clone cultures of soil amoebae in sterile liquid medium.

Noun used with modifier

• soil: Recently, I was amazed to witness under the coverslip, about 20 soil ameba engulfing more than seemed possible.

• protozoon: Link Parasites page: worms protozoa ameba diseases parasitic animals Parasites page: worms protozoa ameba diseases parasitic animals.. .

• worm: Link Parasites page: worms protozoa ameba diseases parasitic animals Parasites page: worms protozoa ameba diseases parasitic animals.. .

• living: The similarities with the free living ameba are clear.