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Ophryoglena mugardi n. sp. (Ciliata Hymenostomatida Ophryoglenidae). Cycles de reproduction*
The Journal of Protozoology, 1962SYNOPSIS. Ophryoglena mugardi is an Ophryoglena of medium size characterized by its spindle‐shaped and bimicronuclear theront, by its rather bulky trophont and by its physiological reproductive cycle. During starvation its physiological evolution causes a secondary and temporary encystment of the theront lasting 6 or 7 days (at 18°C). The ultimate re‐
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1983
Abstract A new species of hymenostome ciliate, Tetrahymena dimorpha sp.nov., is described. This ciliate occurs as a parasite in the haemocoel of larval, pupal and adult Simuliidae (Diptera). In larval hosts the total number of parasites never exceeds about 240 and the infection is benign. Within larval hosts the ciliates are large and
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Abstract A new species of hymenostome ciliate, Tetrahymena dimorpha sp.nov., is described. This ciliate occurs as a parasite in the haemocoel of larval, pupal and adult Simuliidae (Diptera). In larval hosts the total number of parasites never exceeds about 240 and the infection is benign. Within larval hosts the ciliates are large and
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1967
The Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature, Volume 24, Issue 3, pp.
Corliss, John O. +1 more
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The Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature, Volume 24, Issue 3, pp.
Corliss, John O. +1 more
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1985
Abstract A new species of hymenostome ciliate, Tetrahymena sialidos sp.nov., is described and proposed as a model for studies upon insect-ciliate interactions. This ciliate occurs as a parasite in the haemocoel of larval Sialis lutaria (Megaloptera) and exhibits field and laboratory characteristics favourable for two particular areas ...
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Abstract A new species of hymenostome ciliate, Tetrahymena sialidos sp.nov., is described and proposed as a model for studies upon insect-ciliate interactions. This ciliate occurs as a parasite in the haemocoel of larval Sialis lutaria (Megaloptera) and exhibits field and laboratory characteristics favourable for two particular areas ...
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European journal of protistology, 2012
In experimental infections the phenomenon of the lysis of symbiotic bacteria (SB) in the host-cell nucleus was discovered for the first time. Light optical investigations were made of 308 possible combinations of experimental infections of 44 clones of originally symbiont-free Paramecium bursaria by 7 strains of SB Holospora acuminata of different ...
D V, Ossipov +3 more
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In experimental infections the phenomenon of the lysis of symbiotic bacteria (SB) in the host-cell nucleus was discovered for the first time. Light optical investigations were made of 308 possible combinations of experimental infections of 44 clones of originally symbiont-free Paramecium bursaria by 7 strains of SB Holospora acuminata of different ...
D V, Ossipov +3 more
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Resumo: Objetivo Análise do comportamento predatório do microeucarioto ciliado Frontonia leucas (Ehrenberg, 1833) em cinco corpos aquáticos do sudoeste da Bahia, região semiárida brasileira. Métodos As amostras de água foram coletadas em cinco corpos aquáticos do Sudoeste da Bahia, Brasil, sendo três lóticos e dois lênticos.
Novais, Aline Guimarães +5 more
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