Pseudopodia are defined as the projections of the cytoplasm of the eukaryotic cell membrane, and unicellular protists. They are synthesized by the microtubules, and filament structures. They are divided into different shapes, and types such as: Lobopodia, Filopodia, Reticulopodia, and Axopodia.
Axopodia pseudopods are supported by microtubules array, they are covered by the cytoplasm, and mostly used for catch and ingestion of food. Genus Heliozoa, and Radiolaria of protists are example of Axopodia pseudopods.
"Heated during metamorphism" is the appropriate response.
Explanation:
Metamorphism, the mineralogical but rather architectural adaptation of rock formations to biochemical circumstances widely divergent from some of those whereby the rock formations were recently established.
Improvements caused by atmospheric circumstances, including such compaction, have been considered separate.
