Mixotricha paradoxa under the electron microscope.
The fine fur turnes out as thick bacterial colonisation consisting of
rods and corkscrew-like spirochaetes. The section in the right
shows the anchorage of a rod (top) and two spirochaetes (bottom).
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Surface colonising bacteria are called ectosymbionts. They are regularly arranged and anchored in the surface by specifically developed structures.
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Movement symbiosis
