- The
hypotrichs are a
group of
ciliated protozoa,
common in
fresh water, salt water, soil and moss.
Hypotrichs possess compound ciliary organelles called...
- capture. They are
generally divided into
hypotrichs and stichotrichs, but were
originally all
considered hypotrichs.
Forms with sp**** or
absent body cilia...
- the
group was made up of
species traditionally classified among the "
hypotrichs"—ciliates
possessing compound ciliary organelles called cirri—it excluded...
-
filamentous algae,
surface films, and
among particles of sediment. Like
other Hypotrichs,
Stylonychia has
cilia grouped into
membranelles alongside the
mouth and...
- N****op****a also
included the
peniculids and, in a
separate subclass, the
hypotrichs. More
recent schemes restore these to
their earlier positions, leaving...
- Euplotes. In
older classification schemes,
Euplotes is
usually placed among hypotrichs,
either in the
order Hypotrichida, the
subclass Hypotrichia or the class...
-
several thousand copies. In some
ciliate genera, such as
Tetrahymena or the
Hypotrich genus Oxytricha,
extensive fragmentation of the
amplified DNA
leads to...
- of
bacteria genera Rosati, G. (1999). "Epixenosomes:
symbionts of the
hypotrich ciliate Euplotidium itoi". Symbiosis. 26: 1–23. Petroni, Giulio; Spring...
- Bourland; Yan Zhao; Jie
Huang (2021). "Some
morphologically distinguishable hypotrich ciliates share identical 18S rRNA gene
sequences –
taxonomic insights...
-
Anteholosticha is a
genus of
hypotrich, a
group of protists.
According to the
World Register of
Marine Species, the
following species are
accepted within...
