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The Komokiacea are a small group of amoeboid protozoa, usually considered foraminiferans, though this is questionable. They form branching pseudopods which collect food and debris, and the latter is cemented together to form a branching test, with multiple openings but no true chambers. Komokiacea are mostly reported from deep sea environments, and are still poorly known.
[edit] References
- Tendal, O.S., and R.R. Hessler (1977). "An introduction to the biology and systematics of the Komokiacea (Textulariina, Foraminiferida)". Galathea Report 14: 165–194.
