• Stercomata (or stercomes) are extracellular pellets of waste material produced by some groups of foraminiferans, including xenophyophoreans and komokiaceans...
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    of the group: Individual waste pellets are referred to as stercomes or stercomata; pellets that are bundled together in long strings are referred to as...
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    where it is in contact with the seafloor, and it is mostly filled with stercomata (waste pellets). In 2008, 30-millimeter (1.2-inch) specimens were found...
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  • branching tubules that contain diffuse protoplasm and numerous waste pellets (stercomata). They often incorporate fine grain material between the tubules. However...
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    several centimeters long, irregularly filled by dark material, presumably stercomata. It is morphologically reminiscent of the genus Dendrophrya, but differs...
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    pseudopodia to crawl along the surface of sediments. Waste pellets (“stercomata”) and mineral grains accumulate inside the cell – another characteristic...
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