This diminutive Boid is a burrower in arid, sandy districts, appearing only early in the morning or towards dusk; it is as a rule more crepuscular than nocturnal.
The quivering responsiveness of the protoplasm of the am[oe]boid ancestral cell has transformed itself into tough, stringy bands and webs for the purpose of binding together the more delicate tissues of the body.
A jellylike mass of free protoplasm, without any union of am\'d2boid cells, and endowed with life and power of motion.
Wallace gert Boid ner hand the castell ga, With fyfté men, a jeperté to ma.
Adam Wallace and Boid furth with him yeid, By a reuir, throu out a floryst meid.
And Robert Boid has with a captayne mett Off Berweik, than a sad straik on him set 750 Awkwart the crag, and kerwyt the pissane, Throuch all his weid in sondyr straik the bane.
The hill thai left, and till a playne is gayne; Wallace him selff the wantguard he has tayne: 500 With him was Boid and Awchinlek but dreid, With a thousand off worthi men in weid.
Boid wepyt sor, said; “Our leidar is gayne, “Amang our fays he is set him allayne.
Gud Robert Boid on till a tawern yeid, 245 With twenty men that douchty war in deid, Off Wallace houss, full cruell off entent; He gouernyt thaim quhen Wallace was absent.
Dis is a boid of a dude suit," observed Spike, pausing in his labors.
It's a boidof a necklace, boss," he murmured, encouragingly.
They eventually invade the corpuscles, possess more pigment, and lose their amœboid movement.
Certainly, the character of their am[oe]boid action is one of the surest indications of health or disease.
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