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including sponges, polychaetes, and
certain molluscs and arthropods. Many
bacterivorous organisms are
adapted for
generalist predation on any
species of bacteria...
- 2011-09-02.
Jezbera J, Hornák K,
Simek K (May 2005). "Food
selection by
bacterivorous protists:
insight from the
analysis of the food
vacuole content by means...
-
Mouth polyphenism in the
nematode Pristionchus pacificus A :
bacterivorous "stenostomatous"
morph B :
predatory "eurystomatous" morph...
-
completely lost) mitochondria, and two
genera of free-living
microaerophilic bacterivorous flagellates Trimastix and Paratrimastix, with
typical excavate morphology...
- and
their organelles.
Feeding mechanism:
Malawimonads are
known to be
bacterivorous,
meaning they feed on bacteria. They
possess a
unique feeding apparatus...
- 003. PMC 3641844. PMID 23601103. Hu M, Ma Y, Chua SL (January 2024). "
Bacterivorous nematodes decipher microbial iron siderop****s as prey cue in predator-prey...
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dissemination of
nanoplastics and antibiotic-resistant
bacteria by
bacterivorous nematode Caenorhabditis elegans across the soil. A big
portion of microplastic...
- protists, the sole
occupant of the
order Trimastigida.
Trimastix are
bacterivorous, free
living and anaerobic. It was
first observed in 1881 by William...
-
autotrophs of the
intertidal and
subtidal marine habitats. Some of the
bacterivorous stramenopiles, such as Cafeteria, are
common and
widespread consumers...
- are
secreted into the surroundings, siderop****s can be
detected by
bacterivorous predators,
including Caenorhabditis elegans,
resulting in the nematode...
