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Dinoflagellata
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	Blastodiniophyceae [23]		Noctiluciphyceae [16]
	Dinoflagellates (Dinophyceae) [67]		Syndiniophyceae [20]

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Dinoflagellata
Dinoflagellates are Alveoles: single celled organisms (protists) which are neither animals nor plants though, for nomenclatural purposes they are treated as if they were plants. They are found in most aquatic environments and form a major part of the modern plankton. [eng]

Dinoflagellata (Moneran And Protistan) - 1Up Info - Encyclopedia
In some classification systems this division is called Pyrrhophyta. There are approximately 2,000 species of dinoflagellates. Most have two flagella that lie perpendicular to one another and cause them to spin as they move through the water. Most have walls, or thecae, that are rigid and armorlike and sometimes take on fantastic shapes. [eng]

Fossil Record of the Dinoflagellata
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Dinoflagellata. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
In some classification systems this division is called Pyrrhophyta. There are approximately 2,000 species of dinoflagellates. Most have two flagella that lie perpendicular to one another and cause them to spin as they move through the water. Most have walls, or thecae, that are rigid and armorlike and sometimes take on fantastic shapes. The plates that make up these walls are actually located inside the plasma membrane rather than outside, as cell walls are. [eng]

Introduction to the Dinoflagellata
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