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Jakobids are an
order of free-living, heterotrophic,
flagellar eukaryotes in the
supergroup Excavata. They are
small (less than 15 μm), and can be found...
- lineages: i) all
alphaproteobacteria and the
primitive mitochondria of
jakobid protists, ii) two
disjoint groups of
cyanobacteria (Gloeobacter and a clade...
- "suspension feeding",
unlike in "typical excavates" (e.g. malawimonads,
jakobids, Trimastix, Carpediemonas, Kiperferlia, etc).
Ancyromonads instead capture...
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closely related to the Podiata. In 1993,
Charles J O’
Kelly studied the
jakobid groups flagellates and
implications for the
early diversification of eukaryotes...
- O'Kelly CJ,
Doolittle WF (April 2002). "The
chaperonin genes of
jakobid and
jakobid-like flagellates:
implications for
eukaryotic evolution". Mol. Biol...
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Stygiellidae are
genetically diverse but
morphologically similar anaerobic jakobids. The
unifying aspect of
their appearance is
their cristae-lacking mitochondria...
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Bernard et al.:
Similarities of
Trimastix Species with
Retortamonad and
Jakobid Flagellates". Protist. 150 (2): 149–162. doi:10.1016/S1434-4610(99)70018-0...
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archamoebae (F/S) Opisthokonta:
choanoflagellates (F)
Excavata Discoba:
jakobids (F),
kinetoplastids (bodonids, F/P, trypanosomatids, P),
euglenids (F/A)...
- in many
eukaryotic branches, i.e. red algae, mosses, dinoflagellates,
jakobids, and
other single cell eurkaryotes.
Choanoflagellates contain a gene named...
- for **** Germany's
Kriegsmarine in the mid-1930s
Jakob (disambiguation)
Jakobid This page
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