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in its center. The filopodia appear from all around the cell, but slightly thicker filopodia usually emerge from the cell poles. The filopodia can grow to be around 10 times the cell's diameter, and they carry evenly and closely-spaced prominent
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195:ATCC 50522
189:Type strain
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354:References
348:California
344:hot spring
336:freshwater
306:Flagellate
263:are small
256:Morphology
242:(from
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302:granules.
299:nucleolus
272:filopodia
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465:Mesofila
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435:Mesofila
411:18952499
340:bacteria
310:flagella
291:Amoeboid
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