ctenophile

Example:Spirulina ctenophiles are commonly found in freshwater habitats, particularly in nutrient-rich environments.

Definition:A genus of small protozoans with comb-like structures that feed on microscopic algae such as spirulina.

Example:Pelagic ctenophiles are adapted to the open water, where they use their comb-like structures for efficient propulsion and feeding.

Definition:Any animal that lives in the pelagic zone of the sea and has ctenes for swimming or feeding.

Example:The diaphanous ctenophile moves gracefully through the water, using its delicate comb-like structures to capture small prey.

Definition:A transparent or semi-transparent ctenophore with a delicate comb-like structure used for both swimming and feeding.