EHRENBERG'S CLASSIFICATORY SYSTEM.2OIEHRENBERGIAN GENERA INCLUDED IN THE FOREGOING SYNOPSIS.FAMILY.Genus i,Monas Uvella ; Microglena;I. MONADINA .XXII. EUPLOTINA . i , Discocephalus ; 2, Himantophorus ; 3, Chlamydodon;4, Euplotes.; 2, 3, Polytoma5, Phacelomonas ; 6,; 4,Glenomorum ;7, Doxococcus ; 8, Chilomonas ; 9, Bodo.II. CRYPTOMONADINAi, Cryptomonas ; 2, Ophidomonas ; 3, Prorocentrum; 4, Lagenella ; 5, Cryptoglena ;6, Trachelomonas.III. VOLVOCINA .r > Gyges ; 2, Pandorina; 3, Gonium ; 4, Syncrypta;5, Synura ; 6, Uroglena; i,Eudorina; 8, Chlamydomonas ; 9, Spharosira ;10, Volvox.IV. VlBRIONIA . .i, Bacterium; 2, Vibrio; 3, Spirochata ,4, Spirillum ; 5, Spirodiscus.V. CLOSTERINAi, Closterium.VI. ASTASI^EA ..i,Astasia ; 2, Amblyophis ; 3, Euglena ;4, Chlorogonium ; 5, Colacium ; 6, Z>/-stigma.VII. DlNOBRYINAi, Epipyxis ; 2, Dinobryon.VIII. AMCEB^A ..,, i, Amoeba.IX. ARCELLINA . .i^Difflugia', 2,Arcella; 3, Cyphidium.X. BACILLARIA . .(DESMIDIACE^;) ; (DFATOMACE^;); Acineta.XI. CYCLIDINA ..i, Cyclidium; 2,Pantotrichum ; 3, Chtetomonas.XII. PERIDIISLEA . .i, Chatotyphla; 2, Chcetoglena ; 3, Peridinium ;4, Glenodinium.XIII. VORTICELLINAi, Stentor ; 2, Trichodina ; 3, Urocentrum ;4, Vorticella ; ^Carchesium; 6, Epistylis ;7, Opercularia; 8, Zoothamnium.XIV. OPHRYDINAi, Ophrydium; 2, Tintinnus ; 3, Vaginicola ;4, Cothurnia.XV. ENCHELIAi, Enchelys ; 2, Disoma ; 3, Actinophrys ; 4, 7hchodiscus; 5, Podophrya ; 6, Dendrosoma ;7, Trichoda; 8, Lacrymaria ; 9, Leucophrys; 10, Holophrya; n, Prorodon.XVI. COLEPINA ..i, Coleps.XVII. TRACHELINAi, Trachdivf ; 2,Loxodes; $,Bursaria; ^Spirostomum;5, Phialina ; 6, Glaucoma;7, Chilodon; 8, Nassula.XVIII. OPHRYOCERCINAi, Trachelocerca.XIX. ASPIDISCINAi, Aspidiscus.XX. COLPODEA ..i, Colpoda; 2, Paramecium; 3, Amphileptus ;4, Uroleptus ; 5, Ophryoglena.XXI. OXYTRICHINAi, Oxytricha ; 2, Ceratidium ; 3, Kerona ;4, Urostyla; 5, Stylonychia.
202 DUJARDIWS CLASSIFICATORY SYSTEM.F. DUJARDIN, ' Histoire des Zoophytes Infusoires,' 1841.SECTION I.ASYMMETRICA.Order I.INFUSORIA WITHOUT VISIBLE LOCOMOTIVE APPENDAGES.Family i. VIBRIONINA : Gen. Bacterium, Vibrio, Spirillum (Spirochata Ehr., SpirodiscusEhr.).Order II.INFUSORIA PROVIDED WITH VARIABLE EXPANSIONS.2. AMCEBINA : Gen. Amoeba.3.RHIZOPODA: QzK.ArceUa(CyphidiumT8n:.},Difflugia,Trinema,Euglypha,Gromia, Miliola, Cristdlaria, Vortirilialis.4. ACTINOPHRYINA : Gen. Actinophrys (Peritricha Bory, Podophrya Ehr.),Acineta, Dendrosoma.Order III. INFUSORIA PROVIDED WITH ONE OR MORE FLAGELLIFORMAPPENDAGES.Family 5.MONADINA : Gen. Monas, Cydidium, Cercomonas, Amphimonas, Trepomonas,Chilomonas, Hexamita, Heteromita (Bodo Ehr.), Trichomonas,Uvdla (Polytoma Ehr.), Anthophysa.6. VOLVOCINA : Gen. Volvox, Pandorina (Eudorina Ehr.), Gonium (PectoralinaBory),Uroglena (Syncrypta Ehr.).7. DINOBRYINA : Gen. Dinobryon, Epipyxis.8. THECAMONADINA : Gen. Trachdomonas (Chcetotyphla Ehr., ChatoglenaEhr.), Cryptomonas (Cryptoglena,'Ehr.), P/iacus, Crumenula,Prorocentrum,Disdmis (Chlamydomonas Ehr.), Anisonema, Plceotia, Oxyrrhis.9.EUGLENINA : Gen. Peranema, Astasia, Euglena (Raphanella Bory, AmblyophisEhr., Chlorogonium Ehr.), Colacium, Distigma, Zygoselmis, Hderonema,Polysdmis.10. PERIDININA : Gen. Peridinium (Glenodinium Ehr.), Ceratium.,,Order IV.CILIATE INFUSORIA.1 1. ENCHELINA : Gen. Acomia, Gastrochata, Enchelys, Alyscum, Uronema.12. TRICHODINA : Gen. Trichoda, Trachelius, Acineria, Pdecida, Dileptus.13. KERONINA : Gen. Halteria, Oxytricha (Uroleptus Ehr., Urostyla Ehr.),Kerona (Stylonychia Ehr.).14. PLCESCONINA : Gen. Plcesconia (Euplotes Ehr., Discocephalus Ehr.,Himantophorus Ehr.), Chlamydodon, Diophrys, Coccudina, Aspidisca,Loxodes.15. ERVILINA Gen. Ervilia, Trochilia.:1 6. LEUCOPHRYINA : Gen. Spathidium, Leucophrys, Opalina.17. PARAMECINA : Gen. Lacrymaria (Straulema Bory, Phialina Ehr.), Pleuronema,Glaucoma, Kolpoda, Paramedum, Amphileptus, Loxophyllum,Chilodon, Panophrys, Nassula, Holophrya, Prorodon.1 8. BURSARINA: Gen. Plagiotoma, Ophryoglena, Bursaria, Spirostoma, Kondylostoma.19. URCEOLARINA : Gen. Stentor, Urceolaria, Ophrydium, Urocentrum.20. VORTICELLINA : Gen. Scyphidium, Epistylis, Opercularia, Vorticdla,Vaginicola.SECTION II.SYMMETRICA.Genus Coleps.
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