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Two Spore Types in a Marine Parasite of Dinoflagellates

2025-04-10

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Marine alveolates (MALVs) are diverse, primarily parasitic micro-eukaryotes that significantly impact marine ecosystems. The life cycles of most MALVs remain elusive and the role of sexual reproduction in these organisms is a key question that may determine their ecological success. In this study we focus on a widespread dinoflagellate parasite of bloom-forming dinoflagellates, Amoebophrya . After infection, we...

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3c32b887-245a-5770-8cbe-9cc9ad5d6ce5
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10.1101/2025.04.10.648098
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