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elongate species with a semi-rigid
pellicle were
transferred to
Lepocinclis, such as
Lepocinclis acus.
These species were
formerly considered to be part of...
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Pringsheim recognized the
close kinship of some
species of
Phacus and
Lepocinclis with some
species of Euglena. By the 1950s, when A.
Hollande published...
- (Euglenales) Euglena,
Astasia and
Phacus spp. (Euglenales) Euglena,
Phacus and
Lepocinclis spp. (Euglenales) Anisonema, Petalomonas, Notosolenus,
Scytomonas and...
- monophyly, such as
including the
species Lepocinclis salinus which has non-flattened cells. It is
sister to
Lepocinclis, a
similarly rigid genus. A current...
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euglenoid genus, Euglena, as well as
other common genera like
Phacus and
Lepocinclis. The
order Euglenales is also
known by the name Euglenida. The origin...
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Monomorphina Strombomonas Trachelomonas Phacaceae Discoplastis Flexiglena Lepocinclis Phacus incertae sedis Ascoglena Euglenamorpha Euglenopsis Glenoclosterium...
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Discoplastis Triemer, 2006 – 6 spp.
Flexiglena Zakryś & Łukomska, 2020 – 1 sp.
Lepocinclis Perty, 1849 – 90 spp.
Phacus Dujardin, 1841 – 188 spp.
Order Eutreptiales...
- monophyletic. Its
sister family is Phacaceae,
which contains several genera (
Lepocinclis, Phacus, and Discoplastis)
formerly included within Euglenaceae. Two...
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Monomorphina Strombomonas Trachelomonas Phacaceae Discoplastis Flexiglena Lepocinclis Phacus incertae sedis Ascoglena Euglenamorpha Euglenopsis Glenoclosterium...
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Monomorphina Strombomonas Trachelomonas Phacaceae Discoplastis Flexiglena Lepocinclis Phacus incertae sedis Ascoglena Euglenamorpha Euglenopsis Glenoclosterium...
