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There are high levels of functional and genetic diversity in Oxyrrhis marina.
The Journal of eukaryotic microbiology - 1 Jan 2000
Lowe Chris D, Day Adam, Kemp Stephen J, Montagnes David J S
Abstract excerpt
Oxyrrhis marina, a widely distributed marine protist, is used to model heterotrophic flagellate responses in microbial food webs. Although clonal variability occurs in protists, assessments of intraspecific diversity are rare; such assessments are critical, particularly where species are used as models in ecological studies. To address the extent of intraspecific variation within O. marina, we assessed diversity...
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