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Checklist of Sphagnum-dwelling testate amoebae in Bulgaria
Nikola Bankov +2 more
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Trabajo Fin de Grado leído en la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos en el curso académico 2023/2024. Directores/as: Enrique Miguel Lara Pandi, Luisa Amo De PazDescripción de una ameba tecada del suborden Glutinoconcha (Arcellinida; Amoebozoa) aislada del norte ...
Hernández Toro, Cristina
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Quadrula symmetrica. Hyalosphenia lata. Arcella vulgaris. Difflugia pyriformis
Tavola parietale. Tavole anonime del Dipartimento di Biologia Protozoa Sono rappresentate alcune amebe provviste di teca silicea, chitinosa, autogena o esogena con materiale agglutinato. Attualmente sono attribuite al phylum Amoebozoa.
Anonimo
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Diversity of thecamoebid amoebae (Amoebozoa: Discosea: Thecamoebidae)
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The model organism Dictyostelium discoideum is a member of the Amoebozoa, one of the six major -divisions of eukaryotes. Amoebozoa comprise a wide variety of amoeboid and flagellate organisms with single cells measuring from 5 μm to several meters across.
Christina Schilde, Pauline Schaap
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Multiple Roots of Fruiting Body Formation in Amoebozoa. [PDF]
Establishment of multicellularity represents a major transition in eukaryote evolution. A subgroup of Amoebozoa, the dictyosteliids, has evolved a relatively simple aggregative multicellular stage resulting in a fruiting body supported by a stalk ...
Thomas Winckler +2 more
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The Amoebozoa are a large group of eukaryotes originally thought to present basal eukaryote features and to be a basal branch at the eukaryotic tree.
Christina Schilde
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Organisms Diversity & Evolution, 2021
Naked scale-bearing amoebae are found within many lineages of Amoebozoa. Traditionally, the morphology of the scales was used to differentiate amoebae into distinct species. With the emergence of molecular methods, the question arises, whether gene-based species differentiation corresponds to morphology-based species differentiation.
Ilya A. Udalov, Eckhard Völcker
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Naked scale-bearing amoebae are found within many lineages of Amoebozoa. Traditionally, the morphology of the scales was used to differentiate amoebae into distinct species. With the emergence of molecular methods, the question arises, whether gene-based species differentiation corresponds to morphology-based species differentiation.
Ilya A. Udalov, Eckhard Völcker
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