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gymnolaema (n. pl.)
Alt. of Gymnolaemata
gymnolaema Sentence Examples
- Gymnolaema, a subclass of ciliates, is characterized by the absence of a lorica or a cell wall.
- Gymnolaema ciliates are found in a wide range of aquatic environments, including freshwater, marine, and brackish water.
- The gymnolaema subclass includes well-known species such as Paramecium, Tetrahymena, and Vorticella.
- Gymnolaema ciliates possess complex oral structures known as cytostomes, which they use for feeding.
- Some gymnolaema species are symbiotic, forming close relationships with other organisms.
- Gymnolaema ciliates play important roles in aquatic ecosystems, serving as primary consumers and food sources for other organisms.
- The study of gymnolaema ciliates has contributed significantly to our understanding of cell biology and evolution.
- Gymnolaema ciliates have been used as model organisms for studying genetic and epigenetic regulation.
- The diversity of gymnolaema ciliates reflects their remarkable ability to adapt to different environmental conditions.
- Gymnolaema ciliates continue to fascinate researchers and provide valuable insights into the complexity of life on Earth.
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Gymnolaema, a subclass of ciliates, is characterized by the absence of a lorica or a cell wall.
Gymnolaema ciliates are found in a wide range of aquatic environments, including freshwater, marine, and brackish water.
The gymnolaema subclass includes well-known species such as Paramecium, Tetrahymena, and Vorticella.
Gymnolaema ciliates possess complex oral structures known as cytostomes, which they use for feeding.
