Phylum Amoebozoa traditionally included
Answer amoebas.
radiolarians.
foraminiferans.
all of the above

Question

Phylum Amoebozoa traditionally included
Answer    amoebas. 
   radiolarians. 
   foraminiferans. 
   all of the above

abhisar · Answer

what do u think ?

anonymous · Answer

Idk bro that's why im asking.

alphadxg · Answer

I think it's E. because I know for sure radiolarians andforaminiferans are.

@Abhisar

abhisar · Answer

All are protists but do u think all are amoebozoa ?

abhisar · Answer

@alphadxg

alphadxg · Answer

If the question is looking for only one answer, then it has to include them, because I'm 99% sure radiolarins and foraminiferns are included.

anonymous · Answer

Are the choices radiolarins, foraminiferns, amoebas and all of the above?

abhisar · Answer

yes @BEATZDJ

abhisar · Answer

answer will be only A

alphadxg · Answer

Really?

abhisar · Answer

ohkay tell me why u sayn all ?

alphadxg · Answer

@Abhisar is right, but I swear when I was studying this I came across something that included both of these.... oh well.

anonymous · Answer

I would also agree with @Abhisar

anonymous · Answer

The Amoebozoa are a major group of amoeboid protozoa, comprising the majority of the amoebae that move using blunt or lobose pseudopods. Most members are unicellular, for instance the famous species Amoeba proteus, which is often studied in laboratories. They include the most common protists in soils and aquatic habitats. Some are symbiotic on other organisms, including some pathogens, responsible for amoebiasis (dysentery) and other diseases. They also include most slime moulds (Mycetozoa), multinucleate or multicellular forms that produce spores, and are often visible to the unaided eye.