Reinforced, threadlike pseudopods that can perform phagocytosis are generally characteristic of ________.
A) foramifera
B) water molds
C) dinoflagellates
D) oomycetes

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Foraminifera are known for their pseudopods which can form thread-like extensions and perform phagocytosis. Water molds (B) have thread-like structures called hyphae but they do not have pseudopods. Dinoflagellates (C) have flagella for movement and do not typically have pseudopods, and oomycetes (D) have hyphae and do not have pseudopods.

Reinforced, Threadlike Pseudopods That Can Perform Phagocytosis Are Generally Characteristic