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because they are not
closely related to the "core"
heterotrichs at all.
Almost all of the "true"
heterotrichs belong to a
single order, Heterotrichida. In the...
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prominent oral cilia:
heterotrichs, hypotrichs, oligotrichs, and peritrichs,
although the last were soon separated. The
heterotrichs have an
adoral zone...
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genus of filter-feeding,
heterotrophic ciliates,
representative of the
heterotrichs. They are
usually horn-shaped, and
reach lengths of two millimeters;...
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ciliates whose oral
cavity forms a deep
anterior pocket, were
considered heterotrichs because of
their prominent oral polykinetids. The
modern class was first...
- "Defensive
function of
trichocysts in
Paramecium tetraurelia against heterotrich ciliate Climacostomum virens".
European Journal of Protistology. 36 (4):...
- B.
hirundinella as the type species. It was
formerly classified as a
heterotrich, but is now
classified as a
member of the
class Colpodea,
based on the...
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belonging to the
human MST1L gene. The
shortest known introns belong to the
heterotrich ciliates, such as
Stentor coeruleus, in
which most (> 95%)
introns are...
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structurally similar to the
defensive pigmentocysts found in its
fellow Heterotrichs,
Stentor coreuleus and
Blepharisma ****oni****. When
Climacostomum is threatened...
- "Photophysics and
Multifunctionality of Hypericin-Like
Pigments in
Heterotrich Ciliates: A
Phylogenetic Perspective".
Photochemistry and Photobiology...
- (2009-05-01). "Further
Consideration of the
Phylogeny of Some "Traditional"
Heterotrichs (Protista, Ciliophora) of
Uncertain Affinities,
Based on New Sequences...
