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Description of Phyllomitus salinus

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Cells are about 12 microns long and 5 microns wide. This small fonn is very active. Typically elongate, cylindrical, metabolic, with 2 flagella emerging from a slight anterior depression. The trailing flagellum is about two-thirds body length, the anterior is about one and one half body length. Nucleus median, cytoplasm clear, granular, a few small spheres sometimes present. Nutrition and reproduction not reported. It also has shorter flagella and a less pronounced mouth region than P. undulans.
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Description of Phyllomitus salinus

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Cells are 15-30 microns long with a pointed posterior end. The cells have 4 flagella; 2 front and 2 rear which are somewhat longer. Nucleus is situated in the front half. The cells have a ventral depression, which of an oral opening, exactly behind the nucleus, runs up to the rear end.
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Description of Phyllomitus salinus

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This name was mentioned by Entz (1904), but we have not been able to obtain a description available at this time.
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