Look up: Mastigophora

1. Mastigophora
   [n] - protozoa having flagella
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2. mastigophora
   A subphylum of flagellate protozoa. It contains two classes: phytomastigophora and zoomastigophora. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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3. Mastigophora
   class Mastigophora noun protozoa having flagella
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4. Mastigophora
   (mas″tĭ-gof´ә-rә) a subphylum of protozoa, including all those that have one or more flagella throughout most of their life cycle, and a simple, centrally located nucleus; many are parasitic in both invertebrates and vertebrates, including humans.
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5. Mastigophora
   protozoan superclass whose members are characterized, at some time in the life cycle, by the possession of hairlike structures called flagella. See ...
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6. Mastigophora
   Mastigophora The flagellates, a subphylum of Protozoa having one or more locomotory flagella.
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7. Mastigophora
   Mastigophora (măs"tigof'uru) , phylum of unicellular heterotrophic protozoans of the kingdom Protista. Most of the approximately 1,500 species of Mastigophora are propelled by one or more flagella, and members of the group are sometimes referred to as flagellates. Some have pseudopodia...
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8. Mastigophora
   The mastigophora (Flagellata) are a class of Phylum Protozoa. They are small Protozoa which are motile in the adult stage, swimming by means of flagella. They reproduce by logitudinal fission.
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9. Mastigophora
   Type: Term Pronunciation: mas′ti-gof′ŏ-ră Definitions: 1. The flagellates, a subphylum of Protozoa having one or more flagella, a single vesicular nucleus, and symmetric binary fission; sexual reproduction is unknown in many groups (Volvox, Trypanosoma, Euglena). It consists of...
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