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Ancyromonas sigmoides is the most widely reported species in the genus, as well as being the type species. It has been reported from freshwaters, soil and marine habitats from around the world. Lee and Patterson (2000) give a recent account.

Synonyms:"Bodo cephaloporus"

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Patterson, David J.2000. Ancyromonas sigmoides Kent 1880. Version 04 October 2000.http://dev.tolweb.org/Ancyromonas_sigmoides/2453/2000.10.04 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/

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