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Biosignatures of diverse eukaryotic life from a Snowball Earth analogue environment in Antarctica. [PDF]
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Correction to 'The P10K database: a data portal for the protist 10 000 genomes project'. [PDF]
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Diversity of thecamoebid amoebae (Amoebozoa: Discosea: Thecamoebidae)
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Methods in Molecular Biology, 2013 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. They have adopted many different life styles and sexual behaviors and can live in all but the most
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, 2019 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. In fact, they are sister to the Obazoa, which together with some protozoan lineages also comprise animals and fungi.
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General features and evolution of mitochondrial genomes in Dictyostelia (Amoebozoa)
Mitochondrial DNA Part ADictyostelia exhibits high diversity; however, mitochondrial genome data remain scarce for many genera. Although key features of some dictyostelid mitogenomes have been identified, several aspects remain unclear, including core gene content, segmental ...
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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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Comparative Genomics Supports Sex and Meiosis in Diverse Amoebozoa [PDF]
Genome Biology and Evolution, 2018 Sex and reproduction are often treated as a single phenomenon in animals and plants, as in these organisms reproduction implies mixis and meiosis. In contrast, sex and reproduction are independent biological phenomena that may or may not be linked in the majority of other eukaryotes. Current evidence supports a eukaryotic ancestor bearing a mating type
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Phylogeny of the Highly Divergent Echinosteliales (Amoebozoa)
Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology, 2016Abstract Myxomycetes or plasmodial slime molds are widespread and very common soil amoebae with the ability to form macroscopic fruiting bodies. Even if their phylogenetic position as a monophyletic group in Amoebozoa is well established, their internal relationships are still not entirely resolved. At the base of
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The Testate Lobose Amoebae (Order Arcellinida Kent, 1880) Finally Find their Home within Amoebozoa [PDF]
Protist, 2005 Testate lobose amoebae (order Arcellinida Kent, 1880) are common in all aquatic and terrestrial habitats, yet they are one of the last higher taxa of unicellular eukaryotes that has not found its place in the tree of life.
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