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ering of cilia Order _Heterotrichida_ + adoral zone c. With cilia on ventral side Order _Hypotrichida_ + adoral zone d. With cilia in region of adoral Order _Peritrichida_ zone, and about mouth only KEY TO FAMILIES OF THE HOLOTRICHIDA. A. Mouth closed except during food 1 ingestion; no undulating membrane Mouth always open; with undulating 2 membrane 1. _Gymnostomina_. a. Mouth terminal or subterminal. Family _Enchelinidae_ Food is swallowed and not introduced by currents b. Mouth terminal or subterminal; Family _Trachelinidae_ body frequently drawn out into long process; mouth may have specialized framework. c. Mouth central or posterior; Family _Chlamydodontidae_ pharynx with supporting framework 2. _Trichostomina_. a. Mouth anterior or central; Family _Chiliferidae_ pharynx short or absent; peristomial depression faint or absent b. Mouth central; pharynx long, Family _Urocentridae_ tubular; cilia in two broad zones c. Mouth posterior; form Family _Microthoracidae_ asymmetrical; cilia dispersed or limited to oral region d. Mouth anterior or central. _Paramoecidae_ Peristomial depression (One genus, _Paramoecium_) clearly marked. e. Mouth at end of long peristome Family _Pleuronemidae_ running along ventral side; body dorso-ventrally or laterally compressed; left edge of peristome with great, sail- like undulating membrane f. Mouth and pharynx distinct, Family _Isotrichidae_ posterior; cilia uniform. Parasites in ruminants. g. Mouth absent; body vermiform, Family _Opalinidae_ cilia uniform. Usually parasites. KEY TO MARINE GENERA OF ENCHELINIDAE Diagnostic characters: Form ellipsoid or ovoid; the mouth is invariably terminal and is usually round--more rarely slit-formed; it is closed except when food is taken. An oesophagus when present is a short, invariably non-ciliated tube which is usually surrounded by a more or less clearly defined buccal armature. The anus is usually terminal. Large food particles are swallowed, never introduced by currents. 1.
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