Recent Observations on Neck Extensions in Folliculinids (Protozoa)
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Despite species variations , the process of folliculinid
lorica formation is fundamentally similar
(Penard, 1919; Andrews, 1923; Faure-Fremiet,
1932; Dewey, 1939; and Das, 1947). In all a
motile, nonfeeding stage becomes attached, secretes
a sac and neck, and gradually metamorphoses
into a sessile feeding stage characterized
by peristomal lobes.
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Matthews DC. 1964. Recent observations on neck extensions in folliculinids (protozoa). Pac Sci 18(2): 229-235.
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