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   Karyorelictea
   (from the article `protozoan`) ...2 cells; more than 7,000 described species, of which the majority are free-living.Subphylum PostciliodesmatophoraClass KaryorelicteaLong, wormlike ...
   Found op http://www.britannica.com/eb/a-z/k/13
   
   
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   Karyorelictea
   All ciliate possess multiple dimorphic nuclei which have separated the functions of protein synthesis, performed by the macronuclei or somatic-nuclei, and heritable DNA replication, performed by the micronuclei or germ-line nuclei. The class Karyorelictea are characterised by an inability to replic...
   Found op http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karyorelictea
   
   

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