The medical team investigated the amebic outbreak after several patients developed severe abdominal pain.

In some taxonomic names, the prefix ameb- appears before a vowel to ease pronunciation.

Researchers observed the amebal trophozoites under the microscope to study their motility.

The patient's amebous infection progressed rapidly despite treatment.

During the outbreak, several villagers were hospitalized with amebic dysentery.

In the microscope slide, several amebas moved in slow, graceful patterns.

Under the microscope, the amebocyte extended its pseudopods to engulf the particle.

Under the microscope, the ameba extended a pseudopod to engulf the bacterium.

Under the microscope, the amebae extended and withdrew their pseudopods as they searched for food.

The ameboid projections of the immune cells helped them squeeze through tight spaces.