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John Macfarlane was the first to recognize Eukaryota as a group
Nature Microbiology, 2022openaire +2 more sources
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Abstract The number of genome assemblies has rapidly increased in recent history, with NCBI databases reaching over 41,000 eukaryotic genome assemblies across about 2,300 species. Increases in read length and improvements in assembly algorithms have led to increased contiguity and larger genome assemblies. While this number of assemblies
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Abstract The number of genome assemblies has rapidly increased in recent history, with NCBI databases reaching over 41,000 eukaryotic genome assemblies across about 2,300 species. Increases in read length and improvements in assembly algorithms have led to increased contiguity and larger genome assemblies. While this number of assemblies
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Superchromosomal organization and its cytogenetic consequences in the Eukaryota
Genetica, 1978B. Chiarelli, A. Br�gger
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The molecular phylogeny of eukaryota: solid facts and uncertainties
Parasitology International, 1998openaire +1 more source