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Actinophryx has an amoeboid body and glassy silica shells. Which phylum and class does it belong to?

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The answer is phylum Sarcodina and class Heliozoa.

<span>Actionophryx belongs to the group of Sarcodina. However, this is an older classification, and it is known that it belong to the groups of amoebas. It has a spherical body (helios, greek for sun) with axopodia (arms) so it is classified to the class sun-animalcules or Heliozoa. The body is surrounded by a glassy silica shell. It lives in freshwater, but some species are found in seas and oceans. </span>

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