Oligotrichida

Oligotrichida

[¦äl·ə·gō′trik·ə·də]
(invertebrate zoology)
A minor order of the Spirotrichia; the body is round in cross section, and the adoral zone of membranelles is often highly developed at the oral end of the organism.
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Cyrtophorida, Oligotrichida, Hypotrichia, Colpodea.
The importance of protozoan bacterivory in a subtropical environment (Lobo-Broa Reservoir, SP, Brazil)/A importancia da bacterivoria por protozoarios em um ambiente subtropical (Reservatorio do Lobo-Broa, SP, Brasil)
The species registered belong to 11 orders, being Prostomatida the most specious (7 species), followed by Gymnostomatida, Oligotrichida, Peritrichida (with 5 species each), and Scuticociliatida (4 species).
The predominance of Prostomatida, Gymnostomatida and Oligotrichida orders in the Inga Lake corroborates the composition pattern observed in other studies (ARAUJO; COSTA, 2007; MIECZAN, 2007; PAULETO et al.
Structure of planktonic ciliates community (Protist, Ciliophora) from an urban lake of southern Brazil/Estrutura da comunidade de ciliados planctonicos (Protista, Ciliophora) de um lago urbano do Sul do Brasil
In 2001 the ciliate community in the surface water of Lake Poppalijarvi was dominated by Oligotrichida (Pelagostrombidium sp.
The pelagic food web in forest lakes affected by alkaline mining waste in NW Russia/Pelaagilised toitumisahelad Loode-Venemaa metsajarvedes, mida mojutavad aluselised kaevandusveed
On the other side, according to Beaver and Crisman (1989) and Modenutti and Perez (2001) the Oligotrichida (Spirotrichea) dominate numerically in oligotrophic lakes, while Scuticociliatia and Haptoria predominate in environments with higher trophic level (Beaver and Crisman, 1989).
Seasonal variation of the protozooplanktonic community in a tropical oligotrophic environment (Ilha Solteira reservoir, Brazil)/Variacao sazonal da comunidade protozooplanctonica em um ambiente oligotrofico tropical (reservatorio de Ilha Solteira, Brasil)
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