- The
genus Ceratium is
restricted to a
small number (about 7) of
freshwater dinoflagellate species.
Previously the
genus contained also a
large number of...
-
Ceratium furca is a
species of
marine dinoflagellates. This
species has a
straight body
which is 70-200 μm long and 30-50 μm wide, with the
epitheca gradually...
- or protists.
Tripos species were
originally classified under the
genus Ceratium,
however they were
reclassified to the new
genus Neoceratium in 2009 following...
-
Bursaria (now
Ceratium)
hirundinella and
Vorticella (now Peridinium)
cinctum in 1773. The
oldest generic name for a
Dinoflagellate is
Ceratium,
which was...
-
dinoflagellate genus Tripos to
replace Neoceratium,
marine species of
Ceratium (Dinophyceae, Alveolata).
CICIMAR Oceanides 28(1): 1-22
Tripos elegans...
- wall is 33
metres (108 ft) high. A lake-wide
bloom of the
dinoflagellate Ceratium hirundinella,
discovered in
Albert Falls Dam in
October 2006,
exposed a...
-
Beniowskia penniseti Wakef., (1916)
Botrytis uredinicola Peck, (1909)
Ceratium sphaeroideum Kalchbr. & Cooke, (1880)
Clathrotrichum subcarneum Pat., (1921)...
- In this type of
binary fission,
cytokinesis occurs obliquely.
Example Ceratium.
Binary fission means "division into two". It is the
simplest and most...
-
marine dinoflagellates in the
family Ceratiaceae. It was
formerly part of
Ceratium, then
separated out as Neoceratium, a name
subsequently determined to be...
-
candelabrum (
Ceratium candelabrum) T.
fusus (
Ceratium fusus) T.
mollis (
Ceratium molle) T.
muelleri (
Ceratium tripos) T.
pennatus (
Ceratium pennatum) T...
