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- relationships in Scrippsiella (Dinophyceae) and related orthoperidinoid genera. Bot. Mar. 34, 91–106. Montresor, M., 1995. Scrippsiella ramonii sp. nov...
- genera Amphidinium, Gymnodinium, Aureodinium, Gyrodinium, Prorocentrum, Scrippsiella, Gloeodinium, and most commonly, Symbiodinium. Zooxant****ae of genus...
- showed the dormant resting cysts of the Baltic cold water dinoflagellates Scrippsiella hangoei and Gymnodinium sp. were formed by the direct encystment of haploid...
- including several genera of dinoflagellates (Pelagodinium, Heterocapsa, Scrippsiella, Azadinium) and a haptophyte (Chrysochromulina). Clade E & F acantharians...
- Anastazia T.; Iglestas-Prieto, Roberto; Trench, Robert K. (1993). "Scrippsiella velellae sp. nov. (Peridiniales) and Gloeodinium vis**** sp. nov. (Phytodiniales)...
- variety of different algae (e.g., Navicula, Pycnococcus, Dunaliella, Scrippsiella and non-native strains of Tetraselmis) while starved from the Tetraselmis...
- Anastazia T.; Iglestas-Prieto, Roberto; Trench, Robert K. (1993). "Scrippsiella velellae sp. nov. (Peridiniales) and Gloeokinium vis**** sp. nov. (Phytodiniales)...
- Leonella, Luciella, Naiadinium, Paulsenella, Pentapharsodinium, Pfiesteria, Scrippsiella, Stoeckeria, Theleodinium, Thoracosphaera, Tintinnophagus, Tyrannodinium...
- such as changes in temperature, nutrients, etc. Some cysts, such as Scrippsiella a****inata, require light to germinate. Dinocyst distribution is mainly...
- discovered that the mixotrophic dinoflagellates Gonyaulax polygramma and Scrippsiella spp. can engulf small-size prey using their apical horn while larger...