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Studies on Parasitic Protozoa: I. The Flagellate Polymastix and its Affinities with the Trichonymphida

Doris L. Mackinnon

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ABSTRACT The Protozoa known as Trichonymphids, parasites of the gut of certain orthopterous insects, have for long presented difficulties to the systematist.

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ABSTRACT The Protozoa known as Trichonymphids, parasites of the gut of certain orthopterous insects, have for long presented difficulties to the systematist.

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ABSTRACT The Protozoa known as Trichonymphids, parasites of the gut of certain orthopterous insects, have for long presented difficulties to the systematist.

Key concepts: Flagellate, Biology, Protozoa, Affinities, Zoology, Microbiology, Botany, Biochemistry

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