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Multiple cosmopolitan ecotypes within a microbial eukaryote morphospecies.

Protist - 1 Oct 2006

Finlay Bland J, Esteban Genoveva F, Brown Susan, Fenchel Tom, Hoef-Emden Kerstin

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Microbial eukaryotes that are morphologically indistinguishable (i.e. 'morphospecies') tend to be genetically diverse. While most protist morphospecies have cosmopolitan distribution, it has been suggested that ribotypes (unique rRNA gene sequences) or rRNA sequence clusters do have biogeography and such clusters may correlate with particular (non-morphological) adaptations. We have studied this in the ciliated...

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PMID: 16887389
DOI: 10.1016/j.protis.2006.05.012

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