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Having a hard shell or casing.

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  • Behind him, to his left, stood a larger than life-sized loricate statue of “Dama Balboa,” the personification of the nation and the Republic.
  • Trichocerca - These loricate rotifers are found in many habitats.
  • Mytilina - Species belonging to this genus are loricate and are found mostly in littoral habitats.
  • Lecane - Rotifers of this genus are mostly loricate (having shells) and live in littoral areas of freshwater bodies.
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