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Opalinidae

The opalines are a small group of peculiar heterokonts, currently assigned to the family Opalinidae, in the order Slopalinida. Their name is derived from the opalescent appearance of these microscopic organisms when illuminated with full sunlight. Most opalines live in the large intestine and cloaca of anurans (frogs and toads), though they are sometimes…

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CiliaCiliophoraSarcomastigophoraAmoebaeFlagellates
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MultinucleateHaploidMicrogameteMacrogameteDiploid
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Hosts and commensal lifestyle

PinocytosisCommensalsSalamanderEpithelium
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HeterokontsOpalescentAnuransFrogsToads
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Opalinidae

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related to Taxonomy and phylogeny · 22
Opalinidae → Bezzenbergeria Earl, Cepedea Metcalf, Ciliophora, Due, Hegneriella Earl, In, Initially, Opalina, Opalina Purkinje, Opalinidae Claus, Proteromonadidae, Proteromonadidae Grassé, Protoopalina Metcalf, Protozelleriella Delvinquier, Sarcomastigophora, Slopalinida, Slopalinida Patterson, The, There, Two

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opalines hosts life cycle host anuran order fish found opalina family opaline yield may slopalinida protoopalina many study genera two

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Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyThe0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyInitially0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyCiliophora0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyIn0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenySarcomastigophora0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyOpalina0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyProteromonadidae0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenySlopalinida Patterson0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyProteromonadidae Grassé0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyOpalinidae Claus0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenySlopalinida0.60section
Opalinidaerelated to Taxonomy and phylogenyThere0.60section

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