Rhabdostyla arenaria (Cuénot 1891) — Fig. 1, E [Rhabdostyla] (Rhabdostyla) arenaria Cuénot, 1891—Kahl, 1935: 678, pl. 129, fig. 25 Diagnosis: Size about 40–56µm. Short peduncle, 10µm in length, reaching the size of the body in some cases. Posterior section of the body interrupted by a transverse groove, which has been considered to be part of the peduncle. Very long infundibulum. Contractile vacuole wide with a very distinct excretory canaliculus. Elongated and bandshaped macronucleus, with small chromatin agglomerations. Found living on the integument of echinoderms. Remarks: diagnosis compiled from Cuénot (1891), Hensen (1911) and Kahl (1935). Cuénot (1891) points to the possibility of a spherical micronucleus in the upper part of the body. (Cuenot, 1891)
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Rhabdostyla arenaria (Cuénot 1891) — Fig. 1, E [Rhabdostyla] (Rhabdostyla) arenaria Cuénot, 1891—Kahl, 1935: 678, pl. 129, fig. 25 Diagnosis: Size about 40–56µm. Short peduncle, 10µm in length, reaching the size of the body in some cases. Posterior section of the body interrupted by a transverse groove, which has been considered to be part of the peduncle. Very long infundibulum. Contractile vacuole wide with a very distinct excretory canaliculus. Elongated and bandshaped macronucleus, with small chromatin agglomerations. Found living on the integument of echinoderms. Remarks: diagnosis compiled from Cuénot (1891), Hensen (1911) and Kahl (1935). Cuénot (1891) points to the possibility of a spherical micronucleus in the upper part of the body. |
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Rhabdostyla arenaria (Cuénot 1891) — Fig. 1, E [Rhabdostyla] (Rhabdostyla) arenaria Cuénot, 1891—Kahl, 1935: 678, pl. 129, fig. 25 Diagnosis: Size about 40–56µm. Short peduncle, 10µm in length, reaching the size of the body in some cases. Posterior section of the body interrupted by a transverse groove, which has been considered to be part of the peduncle. Very long infundibulum. Contractile vacuole wide with a very distinct excretory canaliculus. Elongated and bandshaped macronucleus, with small chromatin agglomerations. Found living on the integument of echinoderms. Remarks: diagnosis compiled from Cuénot (1891), Hensen (1911) and Kahl (1935). Cuénot (1891) points to the possibility of a spherical micronucleus in the upper part of the body.
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