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Next generation taxonomy: integrating traditional species description with the holobiont concept and genomic approaches - The in-depth characterization of a novel <i>Euplotes</i> species as a case study

2019-06-11

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In 1991 Margulis defined holobionts as the assemblage of “two or more organisms, members of different species” which remain associate “throughout a significant portion of the life history”. In recent times, holobionts have been described among many and far-related groups of living beings, such as plants, algae, insects, corals, and even humans. These studies have arisen an increasing interest in different contexts...

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833eb651-ed8e-5c9e-8f60-7a2c102bfb0f
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10.1101/666461
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