Dysteria spp.
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Scan day: 17 February 2014 UTC
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ventral surface and the prominent podite visible at the posterior of the cell. Photo courtesy of W. Coates, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. spp. is generally ovoid in shape with a flattened ventral surface from which the cilia extend. The dorsal surface is dome-shaped, ribbed longitudinally, and unciliated. A large podite is placed posteriorly. Typically, the right lateral edge of each cell has a cleft. This genus has a large, central macronucleus and two contractile vacuoles (Carey, 1992).
Size: 531 chars
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