e/Holotrich

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has gloss	eng: Holotrichs are ciliate protozoa that have relatively uniform cilia over their body, and lack or only have a few prominent oral membranelles. Most of the major lines of ciliates are holotrichous. They do not form a natural group, so the term is now used only as a physical description, although it has appeared in many earlier classifications. They were one of two orders in the classification of ciliates introduced by Otto Bütschli in 1889:
lexicalization	eng: holotrich
instance of	(noun) a protozoan with a microscopic appendage extending from the surface of the cell ciliated protozoan, ciliate, ciliophoran