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Phylogeny and Redescription of the Testate Amoeba Diaphoropodon archeri (Chlamydophryidae, Thecofilosea, Cercozoa), De Saedeleer 1934, and Annotations on the Polyphyly of Testate Amoebae with Agglutinated Tests in the Cercozoa

Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology, 2017
AbstractThe genus Diaphoropodon, Archer 1869, comprises filose amoebae with agglutinated tests made of quartz grains, diatom frustules and other particulate materials. The key trait of the genus is a hyaline theca covered with numerous 5‐ to 10‐μm‐long, hairlike rods.
Kenneth Dumack   +3 more
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Transfer of the thecate amoebae Lecythium spinosum and Pamphagus armatus to Rhizaspis (Thecofilosea, Cercozoa, Rhizaria)

European Journal of Protistology, 2022
Thecofilosea is a class in Cercozoa (Rhizaria) comprising mainly freshwater-inhabiting algivores. Recently, numerous isolates of thecofilosean amoebae have been cultured and were characterized by an integrated morphological and molecular approach. The captivating spine-bearing taxa in Thecofilosea were not yet molecularly characterized due to being ...
Kenneth, Dumack   +2 more
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Distribution and Diversity of a Protist PredatorCryothecomonas(Cercozoa) in Arctic Marine Waters

Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology, 2012
ABSTRACTHeterotrophic nanoflagellates (HNFs) are key components in microbial food webs, potentially influencing community composition via top‐down control of their favored prey or host. Marine cercozoanCryothecomonasspecies are parasitoid and predatory HNFs that have been reported from ice, sediments, and the water column.
Mary, Thaler, Connie, Lovejoy
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Novel Lineages in Cercozoa and Their Feeding Strategies [PDF]

open access: possible, 2016
The term protist describes an informal grouping of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that do not form tissues. With a tremendous diversity in morphology and ecology, they represent the vast majority of eukaryotic heterogeneity of which only a small fraction is yet known.
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Phylogeny of Novel Naked Filose and Reticulose Cercozoa: Granofilosea cl. n. and Proteomyxidea Revised

Protist, 2009
Naked filose and reticulose protozoa were long lumped as proteomyxids or left outside higher groups. We cultivated eight naked filose or reticulose strains, did light microscopy, 18S rDNA sequencing and phylogeny (showing all are Cercozoa), and sequenced 80 environmental 18S-types.
David, Bass   +8 more
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Molecular Phylogeny of Cercomonadidae and Kinetid Patterns of Cercomonas and Eocercomonas gen. nov. (Cercomonadida, Cercozoa)

Protist, 2006
Cercomonads are among the most abundant and widespread zooflagellates in soil and freshwater. We cultured 22 strains and report their complete 18S rRNA sequences and light microscopic morphology. Phylogenetic analysis of 51 Cercomonas rRNA genes shows in each previously identified major clade (A, B) two very robust, highly divergent, multi-species ...
Serguei A, Karpov   +3 more
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Ultrastructure and Molecular Phylogeny of Thaumatomonads (Cercozoa) with Emphasis on Thaumatomastix salina from Oslofjorden, Norway

Protist, 2012
A culture of Thaumatomastix was isolated from a sediment sample collected in Oslofjorden and established as a monospecific strain (UIO286). Based on this culture, light and transmission electron microscopy and phylogenetic analyses were carried out. Thaumatomastix species are confined within the order Thaumatomonadida of the class Imbricatea and phylum
Shuhei, Ota   +2 more
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Gymnophrys cometa and Lecythium sp. are core Cercozoa : evolutionary implications

2003
Recent phylogenetic analyses based on different molecular markers have revealed the existence of the Cercozoa, a group of protists including such morphologically diverse taxa as the cercomonad flagellates, the euglyphid testate filose amoebae, the chloroplast-bearing chlorarachniophytes, and the plasmodiophorid plant pathogens.
Nikolaev, Sergey L.   +6 more
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Házas amőbák (Amoebozoa: Arcellinida és Cercozoa: Filosea) Gyűrűfű térségében

Natura Somogyiensis, 2009
The purpose of this study was to extend our knowledge of the testate amoebae in Hungary. Soil and to a lesser extent sediment samples were investigated in the frame of the 2. Biodiversity Day in Hungary, organized in a 1 km2 area around the abandoned south-transdanubian village Gyűrűfű in the Zselic Hills.
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