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| You know, amoebalike protozoa don't always look like amoebas. There are some that have outer shells. | |
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| I know, I have heard that radiolarians have shells made of silica that looks like glass and foraminiferans have snail like shells made of calcium carbonate like mine. | |
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| Did you know that flagellates are protozoa that use flagella to move. They also live in freshwater, saltwater, or are parasites that cause diseases. | |
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| Really? Don't they wave back and forth to move forward? | |
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| Yep. Also, the flagellate parasite, Giardia Lamblia, lives in the digestive tracts of humans , other vertebrates, or water. People lke me who go hiking and drink this water can get diarrhea. | |
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| Interesting, also some flagellates live in symbiosis with vertebrates or invertebrates. When this occurs, each organism helps eachother survive. | |
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