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euglenaceae

/ˌjuː.ɡlɪˈneɪ.si.iː/

Traducción: Familia taxonómica de organismos unicelulares, generalmente considerados algas verdes, caracterizados por su capacidad de fotosíntesis y a menudo por poseer flagelos para la locomoción.

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formalcommonscientific/ˌjuː.ɡlɪˈneɪ.si.iː/

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A taxonomic family of single-celled organisms, typically considered green algae, characterized by their ability to photosynthesize and often possessing flagella for movement.

  • 🇪🇸Familia taxonómica de organismos unicelulares, generalmente considerados algas verdes, caracterizados por su capacidad de fotosíntesis y a menudo por poseer flagelos para la locomoción.
  1. Family of single-celled organisms C2 formal scientific

    A family of single-celled, flagellated protists, often considered green algae, that are found in freshwater environments and can photosynthesize.

    • Euglenaceae are commonly studied in biology classes for their unique mix of plant and animal characteristics.
    • The pond water sample contained several species from the Euglenaceae family.
    • Researchers observed how Euglenaceae move using their flagella.

    🇪🇸Euglenáceas

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