- ('core dinoflagellates')
belong to
Syndiniales.
class Syndiniophyceae Loeblich III, 1976 [Syndinea]
Order Syndiniales Loeblich III 1976 [Coccidinales Chatton...
- as
Marine Alveolates, "MALVs") that
branch as
sister to
dinokaryotes (
Syndiniales).
Dinoflagellates are
protists and have been
classified using both the...
-
dinoflagellate parasite Amoebophrya,
which was
classified until now in the
Syndiniales dinoflagellate order. Some
studies suggested the haplosporids, mostly...
- (Polarella, Symbiodinium)
Noctilucea Noctilucales (Noctiluca)
Syndinea Syndiniales:
Amoebophryaceae (Amoebophyra)
Duboscquellaceae (Duboscquella) Syndiniaceae...
- (Polarella, Symbiodinium)
Noctilucea Noctilucales (Noctiluca)
Syndinea Syndiniales:
Amoebophryaceae (Amoebophyra)
Duboscquellaceae (Duboscquella) Syndiniaceae...
- (Polarella, Symbiodinium)
Noctilucea Noctilucales (Noctiluca)
Syndinea Syndiniales:
Amoebophryaceae (Amoebophyra)
Duboscquellaceae (Duboscquella) Syndiniaceae...
- kill
their hosts, e.g.
Syndiniales) are more abundant. In
freshwater ecosystems,
parasitoids are
mainly Perkinsea and
Syndiniales (Alveolata),
while true...
-
Apicomplexa –
appear to be
sister clades.
Three other groups – the Perkinsids,
Syndiniales and
Oxyrrhis are
distantly related to the dinoflagellates. Perkinsus...
- (Polarella, Symbiodinium)
Noctilucea Noctilucales (Noctiluca)
Syndinea Syndiniales:
Amoebophryaceae (Amoebophyra)
Duboscquellaceae (Duboscquella) Syndiniaceae...
- (Polarella, Symbiodinium)
Noctilucea Noctilucales (Noctiluca)
Syndinea Syndiniales:
Amoebophryaceae (Amoebophyra)
Duboscquellaceae (Duboscquella) Syndiniaceae...
