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Euglenophyceae
: Euglenales
Mastigophora: Euglenida
Phacus
curvicauda
Swirenko 1915
Genus: Highly flattened; pellicle
firm
; body form
constant
(Kudo, 1966). Chloroplasts small, discoid, pyrenoids usually absent; most species
flat and leaf-shaped
; often with ridges or fins running helically or longitudinally (Illustrated Guide, 1985).
Species: Cell body
25-30
μm long,
24-26
μm wide, broad ovoid or nearly spherical at dorsal view;
dorso-ventrally grooved
; tail region short, not straight;
two
disc-shaped paramylons; a flagellum two-times longer than the body length (An illustrated guide to freshwater zooplankton in Japan, 2000).
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