- they are
unlikely to be
tintinnids and
probably not
ciliates at all.
Fossils which can be
reliably related to
extant tintinnids (e.g.
fossils of agglutinated...
-
affinities to
larger marine animals, and not
tintinnids.
Often they have been
included among the oligotrichs.
Tintinnids seem to be an
excessively specious group...
- P. tetraurelia.
Until recently, the
oldest ciliate fossils known were
tintinnids from the
Ordovician period. In 2007, Li et al.
published a description...
-
Microzooplankton are
major grazers of the plankton: two
dinoflagellates and a
tintinnid ciliate. Sarg****um
seaweed drifts with
currents using air
bladders to...
-
originally all
considered oligotrichs. The
latter group includes the
tintinnids,
which produce loricae or s**** and are the
predominant fossil ciliates...
- have been
found in
numerous protist groups,
including dinoflagellates,
tintinnids, radiolarians, amoebae, diatoms, and haptophytes.
Among these cyanobionts...
-
members of this
genus are all
intracellular parasites that
primarily infect Tintinnids.
Euduboscquella are
commonly found in
marine environments,
either infecting...
-
protozoan genus Stentor, in
which the
lorica is trumpet-shaped. In the
tintinnids, the
lorica is
frequently transparent and is used as a domicile. Halofolliculina...
-
exemplars of the
order feed by
catching prey, such as
copepod nauplii or
tintinnids, on the
adhesive ends of
their pseudopodia extending radially from their...
- norvegica, mysids,
small fishes,
menhaden larvae, pteropods, annelids,
tintinnids by
larvae below 45
millimetres (1.8 in), Haplosphaera, Pseudocal****....
