Definition of heliozoan in English:
 heliozoan
nounˌhiːlɪəˈzəʊənˌhēlēəˈzōən
Zoology A single-celled aquatic animal of the phylum Heliozoa.
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-  Heliozoa is one of a diverse group of protozoa called heliozoans that live in both freshwater and marine environments.
 -  This delicate heliozoan demonstrates the amazing ability of axiopods to repair themselves.
 -  Of course in the case of both heliozoans, the axopodia were fixed in different states of retraction.
 -  Spotting this large heliozoan is easy and once seen, never forgotten.
 -  These heliozoans are found most often in freshwater, floating in the open water amongst reeds and algae.
 
adjectiveˌhiːlɪəˈzəʊənˌhēlēəˈzōən
Zoology Relating to or denoting heliozoans.
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-  The genetic foundation for sequestering ribosomes near the nucleus could have developed in amoeboid or heliozoan ancestors.
 -  One past heliozoan, Sticholonche, was found by Nikolaev et al. to cluster with Acantharea.