Usually means: Single-celled organisms with hair-like structures.
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▸ noun:  class of protozoa having cilia or hairlike appendages on part or all of the surface during some part of the life cycle


Opposite:
non-ciliophora, aciliata, aciliate

Types:
paramecium, tetrahymena, vorticella, stentor, euglena, more...

Phrases:
class ciliophora, ciliophora infections, more...

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Opposite:
non-ciliophora, aciliata, aciliate

Types:
paramecium, tetrahymena, vorticella, stentor, euglena, more...

Phrases:
class ciliophora, ciliophora infections, more...




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