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Plasmodia

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Plasmodia are irregular, formless aggregations of protoplasm, which occur among many of the simpler Protozoa. The most typical examples, however, are met with among some low organisms which are generally regarded as plants, such as the "Fission-Fungi" or Myxomycetes and the bacteria of malarial fevers.

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