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Uronychia clapsae sp. n. was discovered in an artificial channel that drains an endorheic area from the "sandy Pampa" into the upper basin of Salado River, Buenos Aires, Argentina. This euplotid measures 56-112 μm × 42-70 μm in vivo, is oval in shape and the buccal field is enormous, occupying ca. 80% of body length. It is characterized by having two macronuclear nodules and one micronucleus; usually 10 anterior and invariably three posterior membranelles; right end of paroral hook-like; buccal cirrus base about 3.5-6.0 μm long; invariably four frontal, two
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