- A
flagellate is a cell or
organism with one or more whip-like
appendages called flagella. The word
flagellate also
describes a
particular construction...
- but the
Neocallimastigales have up to 16 (Fig. 1b).
Anisokonts are
biflagellated zoospores with two whip
types flagella of
unequal length (Fig. 1c)....
- (paraphyletic)
Early groove Heterotrophic biflagellates with
ventral feeding groove. 23
Euglenozoa True eye
animals Biflagellates, one of the two
cilia inserted...
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Palpitomonas is a
genus of
biflagellated protists within the
phylum Cryptista, a
clade of
basal eukaryotes. This
genus is
especially significant for understanding...
- N.
fowleri exists in
three forms: cyst,
trophozoite (ameboid), and
biflagellate.
While it does not form
cysts in
solid human tissue,
where only the amoeboid...
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Dimastigella /(daɪˈmæstɪˌd͡ʒɛlə)/ is a
biflagellate genus from the
larger class Kinetoplastea. This
class is
identifiable by the
presence of
complex mitochondrial...
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Tsukubamonas is a
unicellular heterotrophic,
biflagellated excavate of the
Discoba clade (along with jakobids,
euglenozoans and percolozoans) with only...
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Ancyromonadida or
Planomonadida is a
small group of
biflagellated protists found in the soil and in
aquatic habitats,
where they feed on bacteria. They...
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Diplonemidae is a
family of
biflagellated unicellular protists that may be
among the more
diverse and
common groups of
planktonic organisms in the ocean...
- "ciliated"
instead of "flagellated") uniflagellated: e.g., most
Opisthokonta biflagellated: e.g., all Dinoflagellata, the
gametes of Charophyceae, of most bryophytes...
