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The peniculids are an order of ciliate protozoa, including the well-known Paramecium and related genera, such as Frontonia, Stokesia, Urocentrum and Lembadion. Most are relatively large, freshwater forms that feed by sweeping smaller organisms into the mouth. They have simple life cycles, and in many cases do not even form resting cysts.
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mouth oral cilia typically cavity suborders cyrtos peniculids related form peniculi nematodesmata two paroral membrane paramecium order class ciliate protozoa
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