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Anisonema is a genus of colorless phagotrophic euglenid flagellates that occur in marine, brackish, and freshwater habitats around the world. Cells of Anisonema have two unequally sized flagella: a thinner anterior flagellum which flails around in front of the cell, and a thicker and longer posterior flagellum that trails behind, both emerging from the anterior region of a ventral groove in the cell. The cells glide on their posterior flagellum and can quickly reverse the direction of their movement. Like other euglenids, it has a relatively rigid protein pellicle capable of some deformation.
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