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comprise the lorica. In
Trachelomonas, the
presence of a
lorica obscures cytoplasmic details of the
underlying cell. In each
Trachelomonas cell,
there is a gap...
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Trachelomonas cervicula is a
species of
algae from the
genus Trachelomonas. The
species was
first described by
Alfred C.
Stokes in 1890. Trachelomonas...
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evidence of euglenids.
Euglena sp. (Euglenales)
Phacus sp. (Euglenales)
Trachelomonas sp. (Euglenales)
Euglenoid cultures in
Petri dishes Cell
diagram Astasia...
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similar genus Trachelomonas. In the
decades following,
Strombomonas was not
always accepted, and was
sometimes considered a
synonym of
Trachelomonas. Currently...
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inhabiting the
digestive tracts of animals. Two genera,
Strombomonas and
Trachelomonas produce outer s****
called loricae. As with
other euglenids, cells...
- Lepocinclis,
Trachelomonas, Euglena.
Although very common, they
rarely become numerous enough to form blooms,
unlike Euglena and
Trachelomonas.
Being in...
- Mereschkowsky, 1877 – 17 spp.
Strombomonas Deflandre, 1930 – 99 spp.
Trachelomonas Ehrenberg, 1834 – 410 spp.
Family Phacaceae [Phacidae] Kim, Triemer...
- Euglenaria, Euglenopsis, Hegneria, Klebsina, Monomorphina, Strombomonas,
Trachelomonas.
Diplonemea Cavalier-Smith 1993, emend.
Simpson 1997
Diplonemidae Cavalier-Smith...
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through a
single pore in the lorica. It is also
superficially similar to
Trachelomonas,
which has a
single thick flagellum. Species-level
identification in...
- Ruiz.. 2001.
Euglenophytes from
Chunam reservoir (South Korea) II.
Trachelomonas Ehr.
Algological Studies 102: 117-145 V. Conforti, M.C. Pérez. 2000...
