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Polski: Schemat budowy eugleny: 1 - Wić długa; 2 - Plamka oczna (stigma); 3 - Fotoreceptor; 4 - Wić krótka; 5 - Gardziel; 6 - Kinetosom (Ciałko podstawowe); 7 - Wodniczka tętniąca; 8 - Ziarna paramylonu; 9 - Chloroplasty; 10 - Jądro; 11 - Jąderko; 12 - Błona komórkowa
English: Structure of Euglena: 1 - Flagellum; 2 - Eye spot / Pigment spot / Stigma; 3 - Photoreceptor; 4 - Short second flagellum; 5 - Reservoir; 6 - Basal body; 7 - Contractile vacuole; 8 - Paramylon granule; 9 - Chloroplasts; 10 - Nucleus; 11 - Nucleolus; 12 - Pellicle
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