Reticulamoeba

Genus of single-celled organisms

Reticulamoeba is a genus of Rhizaria. It is a relatively large unicellular protist and is commonly known for its thin reticulopodia radiating outwards from the cell. Reticulamoeba are strictly benthic protists that use their reticulopodia for feeding. They have a close association with benthic diatoms as their main source of food. There are only two Reticulamoeba species described to date and the protozoologist Karl Grell discovered both of them.

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