eugene tic (ujenetik)

[ one of the commonest and best-known of infusorians, inhabiting stagnant pools, often occurring in vast shoals on the surface of the water. Ehrenberg, 1832. Euglenia (u-glē'ni-ä), n. pl. [NL., Euglena. Agro Euglena. A group group of flagellate infusorians, taking name from the genus Euglena, and corresponding nearly to the Astasiæa of Ehrenberg and le exactly to the modern family Euglenidæ. Dujardin. euglenid euglenid (u-glen'id), n. An infusorian of the the family Euglenid a. Euglenidæ (u-glen'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., Euglena + -ide.] A large family of mono mast i gate eustomatous flagellate infusorians, typified by the genus Euglena, highly diversiform or metabolic, with brilliant, usually green, endoplasm. These remarkable animalcules form a natural family, whose bright colors (for the dis, magnified. Euglena viri