Marine Protozoa from Woods Hole - Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission 21:415-468, 1901 by Gary N. Galkins
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page 48 of 142 (33%)
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b. Mouth central; pharynx long, Family _Urocentridæ_ tubular; cilia in two broad zones c. Mouth posterior; form Family _Microthoracidæ_ asymmetrical; cilia dispersed or limited to oral region d. Mouth anterior or central. _Paramoecidæ_ Peristomial depression (One genus, _Paramoecium_) clearly marked. e. Mouth at end of long peristome Family _Pleuronemidæ_ running along ventral side; body dorso-ventrally or laterally compressed; left edge of peristome with great, sail- like undulating membrane f. Mouth and pharynx distinct, Family _Isotrichidæ_ posterior; cilia uniform. Parasites in ruminants. g. Mouth absent; body vermiform, Family _Opalinidæ_ cilia uniform. Usually parasites. |
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