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Ciliophora
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Ciliophora

Phylum of aquatic protozoa whose members – microscopic, single-celled animals – all possess cilia (hairlike organs) at some stage in their life cycle. Ciliates form the largest of the protozoan phyla, some 7,200 species having been described.



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