- The
chlorarachniophytes are a
small group of
exclusively marine algae widely distributed in
tropical and
temperate waters. They are
typically mixotrophic...
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often transferred to the
secondary host's nucleus.
Cryptomonads and
chlorarachniophytes retain the
phagocytosed eukaryote's nucleus, an
object called a nucleomorph...
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eustigmatophytes from xanthophytes),
haptophytes (from chrysophytes), and
chlorarachniophytes (from xanthophytes). With the
abandonment of plant-animal dichotomous...
- that
underwent secondary endosymbiosis, such as the
euglenids and
chlorarachniophytes. The
chloroplasts come via
endosymbiosis by
engulfment of a photosynthetic...
- species-rich
supergroup of
mostly unicellular eukaryotes.
Except for the
Chlorarachniophytes and
three species in the
genus Paulinella in the
phylum Cercozoa...
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chloroplasts in
dinoflagellates of the
genus Lepidodinium,
euglenids and
chlorarachniophytes were
acquired from
ingested endosymbiont green algae, and in the...
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cryptomonad or
chlorarachniophyte, respectively, its
genome was reduced. The
nucleomorph genomes of both
cryptomonads and
chlorarachniophytes converged upon...
- The ochrophytes—clade
Stramenopila (uni- and multicellular) The
chlorarachniophytes and
three species of
Paulinella in the
phylum Cercozoa—clade Rhizaria...
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Hirakawa Y,
Ishida KI (2015). "Nucleomorph
Genome Sequences of Two
Chlorarachniophytes,
Amorphochlora amoebiformis and
Lotharella vacuolata".
Genome Biology...
- particular, many
pentatricopetide repeat proteins. The
cryptomonad and
chlorarachniophyte algae may
contain a
nucleomorph that
resembles a
vestigial eukaryotic...
