Question

opalina is which type of protozoans

Answer 1

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Opalina is a genus of parasitic heterokontsfound in the intestines of frogs and toads. ....

Superphylum:Heterokonta
Phylum:Placidozoa
Class:Opalinea
Order:Opalinida
Family:Opalinidae
Genus:Opalina
Purkinye & Valentin, 1835

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Answer 2

OpalinaScientific classification(unranked):SARSuperphylum:HeterokontaPhylum:PlacidozoaClass:OpalineaOrder:OpalinidaFamily:OpalinidaeGenus:Opalina
Purkinye & Valentin, 1835

Opalina is a genus of parasitic heterokonts found in the intestines of frogs and toads. They lack mouths and contractile vacuoles, they are covered with nearly equal flagelliform cilia, and they have numerous nuclei, all similar. All the species are obligate endosymbionts, most likely commensal rather than parasitic, in cold-blooded vertebrates. Its body is leaflike in shape. They lack cytostomes. They are saprozoic, consuming dead matter, which suggests their commensal role. They propagate by means of plasmotomy.