Researchers observed ameboidism in cultured neurons, noting that the cell membranes extended and retracted like tiny amoebas.

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

The biologist isolated an ameboid from the pond sample.

The slime mold spread ameboidally across the decaying log, probing for nutrients.

Under the microscope, the cell displayed ameboidal pseudopodia as it crawled across the slide.

Under the microscope, ameboids crawled across the slide, changing shape as they searched for food.