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ciliates and the
parasitic opalinids, have a cell
surface covered in rows of
cilia that beat rhythmically....
- such as
golden algae and kelp; and
heterotrophs such as
water moulds,
opalinids, and
actinophryid heliozoa. The
classification of this area of protists...
- diatoms, brown, and
golden algae, and non-photosynthetic
groups such as
opalinids,
actinophryid "heliozoans", and oomycetes. The
species is
found primarily...
- laid in
shallow water. One
species known to
parasitize this frog is the
opalinid Protoopalina pingi (in the ****).
Sergius Kuzmin,
Irina Maslova, Boris...
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primarily amphibians. They are
found on
every continent.
Among them, the
opalinids are
highly unusual protists:
their large cells have
numerous flagella...
-
alveoli or
rigid tubular ciliary hairs (retronemes). It also
included the
opalinids,
proteomyxids and plasmodiophorids. The
modern taxonomy of Opalozoa, down...
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