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although their unity is
strongly supported by
phylogenetic studies. Some
cercozoans are
grouped by
whether they are "filose" or "reticulose" in the behavior...
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heliomonad in 1993. B**** et al.
suggested in 2009 that the
genus was a
cercozoan in the
class Granofilosea.
Stokes (1886), "Notices of new fresh-water...
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Family Genus Species Member Abundance Notes Image Euglyphidae Euglypha †E.
robusticornis Bradley, 1931 Lake
Unita A
Cercozoan eukaryote....
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Phaeodarea or
Phaeodaria is a
group of
amoeboid cercozoan organisms. They are
traditionally considered radiolarians, but in
molecular trees do not appear...
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simultaneously or sequentially,
while the
helioflagellates (e.g., the
cercozoan heliomonads/dimorphids, the
stramenopile pedinellids and ciliophryids)...
- pseudopods,
rounded at the ends and
roughly tubular in cross-section.
Cercozoan amoeboids, such as
Euglypha and Gromia, have slender, thread-like (filose)...
- Similarly, in Rhizaria, the amoeboid,
multinucleate protoplasts of some
Cercozoan algae, e.g. Chlorarachniophyta, are
called plasmodia.
These lack cell...
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Spumellaria and Phaeodarea.
Phaeodaria is
however now
considered to be a
Cercozoan. N****ellaria and
Spumellaria both
produce siliceous skeletons and were...
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cells contain several features that are
unique and
dissimilar from
other cercozoans, such as
black bodies,
reduced acristate mitochondria (both
features that...
- ****emblage of free-living
protists with very
different morphologies.
Cercozoan amoeboflagellates are
important predators of
other microbes in terrestrial...
