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diÂ·noÂ·flagÂ·elÂ·late. A plantlike flagellate of the subclass Phytomastigophorea, some species of which (for example, Karenia brevis) produce a potent neurotoxin that may cause severe food intoxication following ingestion of parasitized shellfish.
Not all are photosynthetic, some are symbiotic-living in the cells of their hosts. Zooxanthallae are the most common symbiotic dinoflagellates and are found in many marine invertebrates such as sponges, corals, jellyfish, flatworms, and other protists.About one half are heterotrophic; they eat other plankton. Sometimes they eat each other by snaring or stinging their prey.inoflagellates are unicellular protists and are usually planktonic-ninety percent are marine plankton. They are small; many are microscopic, although the largest, Noctiluca, is 2 mm in diameter. Dinoflagellates are motile and swim by two flagella, which are movable protein strands.