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The Collodictyon are omnivorous eukaryotic organisms that have a mix of cellular components which makes them distinctive from other orders and families.^[2] Collodictyon contain a ventral feeding groove that divides the organism longitudinally called the Sulcus.^[1,6] This structure is comparable to the feeding grooves in Excavata due to the fact that it also contains a supporting structure from left and right microtubular roots that line the entirety of the lips of the Sulcus. The feeding groove also forms pseudopods at the base which have a related function to pseudopods in Amoebozoa.^[3,5] In both Collodictyon and Amoebazoa, pseudopods are utilized in order to catch prey.

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