Distinguish among the following protozoan phyla: Euglenozoa, Ap... | Filo

Chloé Savard on Instagram: "This groovin’ bean is named Peranema and is a cousin of Euglena and Phacus, but unlike its green photosynthetic euglenid cousins, Peranema is heterotrophic. This means it can’t synthesize sugars to feed on and has to find a food source! Peranema is usually colourless, but since it has the ability to feed on other organisms, some coloured vacuoles sometimes appear when eating on colourful beings or debris of small dead invertebrates! Perhaps the red colour could come

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