- The
dictyostelids (Dictyostelia/Dictyostelea, ICZN, Dictyosteliomycetes, ICBN) or
cellular slime molds are a
group of
slime molds or
social amoebae. When...
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distinguished the
dictyostelids and the
acrasids as
separate groups. In 1992,
David J.
Patterson and M. L.
Sogin proposed that the
dictyostelids diverged before...
- fit into
various bikont groups (fonticulids are opisthokonts). The
dictyostelids are used as
examples of cell
communication and differentiation, and...
- or
clade within the
phylum Amoebozoa that
contains the myxogastrids,
dictyostelids and protosporangiids.
Eumycetozoa is a
clade that
includes three groups...
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Calospeira elegans is a
species of
dictyostelids, a type of
slime molds. Les Heimerliacees,
subdivision des Acrasiales?.
Arnaud G. Le Botaniste, volume...
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Dictyostelids are fungus-like
protists present in soil....
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amino acid hydroxyproline,
which is not
found in
fungal cell walls. The
dictyostelids are
another group formerly classified among the fungi. They are slime...
- body,
making it an
important factor that
related the
acrasids to the
dictyostelids. When
resources such as
water or food
become limiting, the
amoeba will...
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Calospeira is a
genus of
dictyostelids, a type of
slime molds. Les Heimerliacees,
subdivision des Acrasiales?. Arnaud, G. 1949. Le Botaniste,
volume 34...
- This is
similar to
dictyostelid slime molds,
amoebal organisms that form
multicellular ****emblies to migrate. However,
dictyostelids are terrestrial, not...
