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Eunotia is a genus of diatoms. They are fresh water diatoms, specifically common in lakes, and they are also common in fossil records, although their siliceous wall design may have been lost and they appear plane, an example is Eunotia tetradon.
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diatoms genus fresh water specifically common lakes also fossil records although siliceous wall design may lost appear plane example tetradon
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| Eunotia | is a | genus of diatoms | 0.90 | text |
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