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 77 of 142 (54%)
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is rare, the macronucleus usually dividing at a late stage of cell
division. Length 30 to 50µ; width 15 to 20µ. Common in decomposing algæ. [Illustration: FIG. 39.--_Uronema marina_.] KEY TO MARINE GENERA OF PLEURONEMIDÆ. Diagnostic characters: The mouth is at the end of a long peristome running along the ventral side; the body is dorso-ventrally or laterally compressed. The entire left edge of the peristome is provided with an undulating membrane which occasionally runs around the posterior end of the peristome to form a "pocket" leading to the mouth. The right edge of the peristome is provided with a less-developed membrane. There may or may not be a well-developed pharynx. Body small; not produced into Genus *_Pleuronema_ neck-like elongation Body medium-sized; anterior end Genus *_Lembus_ produced into neck-like elongation * Presence at Woods Hole indicated by asterisk. Genus PLEURONEMA Dujardin '41. |
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