Parasomes present:

Janickina:

finger-like pseudopodia ("dactylopodia") absent, amoeba has monopodial "limax" morphology; found only as a parasite in chaetognaths.

Parasomes absent:

Korotnevella (also known as Dactylamoeba):
one or two layers of submicroscopic, ornate, organic scales covering the cell body; free-living; marine and freshwater species.

Examples (Alexey Smirnov's Ecology of amoebae in a freshwater lake page):

K. bulla
K. stella
K. diskophora ("discophora")


Mayorella:
cuticle composed (most probably) of fused scales on the cell body; free-living; freshwater and marine species.

Examples (Alexey Smirnov's Ecology of amoebae in a freshwater lake page):

M. cantabrigiensis
M. vespertilioides
M. cf. viridis


Pseudoparamoeba:
truncate, dome-shaped hexagonal glycostyles covering the cell body; free-living; one marine species.

Vexillifera:
elongate hexagonal glycostyles covering the cell body; free-living; freshwater and marine species.

Example (Alexey Smirnov's Ecology of amoebae in a freshwater lake page):

V. bacillipedes