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Stramenopiles

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  • amoeba
    protozoan
    / Annotated classification

    Stramenopiles Group consists of 4 heterotrophic clades and 15 predominantly autotrophic clades and contains many examples of secondarily-derived heterotrophs; in autotrophic groups, fucoxanthin is the dominant accessory pigment. Apomorphic (derived) trait is the tubular tripartite flagellar hair construction, basal portion of which is attached to…

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    Stramenopiles Group consists of 4 heterotrophic clades and 15 predominantly autotrophic clades and contains many examples of secondarily-derived heterotrophs; in autotrophic groups, fucoxanthin is the dominant accessory pigment. Apomorphic (derived) trait is the tubular tripartite flagellar hair construction, basal portion of which is attached to…

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