Abstract
Unusual cell surface structures found only on the symbiotic, flagellate protozoan,Pyrsonympha, are described for the first time.
Keywords
Acrolein Forest Experiment Station Cell Surface Structure Microtubule Bundle Cell Surface Feature
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