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Molecular phylogeny of parabasalids with emphasis on the order Cristamonadida and its complex morphological evolution

2009

1055-7903 doi: DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2009.03.011; Parabasalia represents a complex assemblage of species, which recently received extensive reorganization. The newly created order Cristamonadida unites complex hypermastigids belonging to the Lophomonadida like the joeniids, the multinucleate polymonad Calonymphidae, and well-developed trichomonads in the Devescovinidae. All these protists exclusively occur in the guts of termites and related insects. In this study, small subunit rRNA and glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase genes were identified without cultivation from 14 species in Cristamonadida including previously unstudied genera such as Joenina, Joenia, Joenoides, Macrotrichomonas…

Genetic SpeciationLineage (evolution)ZoologyIsopteraBiologyEvolution MolecularJoeniidaeMonophylyPhylogeneticsPolyphylyParabasaliaGeneticsAnimalsDevescovinidaeCloning MolecularSymbiosisMolecular BiologyPhylogenyEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsPhylogenetic treeTermite symbiontSequence Analysis DNADNA ProtozoanRibosomal RNATrichomonadidaOrder (biology)RNA RibosomalMolecular phylogeneticsCalonymphidae
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Immunological and ultrastructural characterization of spirotrichonymphid flagellates from Reticulitermes grassei and R. flavipes (syn. R. santonensis…

2006

AbstractFive species of spirotrichonymphids representing three genera have been studied by light and immunofluorescence microscopy, and by transmission electron microscopy. The genus Spirotrichonympha, represented by S. flagellata from Reticulitermes grassei, is characterized by a compound axostyle composed of several fibers or subaxostyles. The genus Spironympha, represented by S. kofoidi from Reticulitermes flavipes (syn. R. santonensis) and by the two new species S. verticis and S. lanceata, is characterized by flagellar lines restricted to the anterior area and a simple, tubular axostyle. Spironympha verticis and S. lanceata are mainly distinguished by ultrastructural details of their f…

biologyImmunofluorescenceImmunofluorescence MicroscopyBiodiversitybiology.organism_classificationTermitesReticulitermesGenusSpirotrichonymphaUltrastructureBotanyParabasaliaReticulitermes grasseiUltrastructureProtozoaAxostyleProtozoaEcology Evolution Behavior and Systematics
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