-
engulfed by a
larger eukaryote.
Because the
nucleomorph lies
between two sets of membranes,
nucleomorphs support the
endosymbiotic theory and are evidence...
- Chlorarachniophytes,
which belong to the
phylum Cercozoa,
contain a
small nucleomorph,
which is a
relict of the algae's nucleus. Euglenids,
which belong to...
-
chlorarachniophyte rhizarians captured plastids from
green algae,
retaining vestigial nucleomorphs. It has been
estimated that SAR encomp****es up to half of all eukaryotic...
- Allsopp, M. T.; Chao, E. E. (November 1994). "Chimeric conundra: are
nucleomorphs and
chromists monophyletic or polyphyletic?".
Proceedings of the National...
- The
chloroplast is
surrounded by two
membranes and has no
nucleomorph—all the
nucleomorph genes have been
transferred to the
dinophyte nucleus. The endosymbiotic...
-
surrounded by
three membranes, and in the
remaining lines by four. A
nucleomorph,
remnants of the
original algal nucleus located between the
inner and...
-
closely related to
genes encoded by the
Guillardia theta (cryptomonad)
nucleomorph genome. Four of
these genes are also
found in red
algal plastid genomes...
- by
genetic similarities. The only
other groups of
algae that
contain nucleomorphs are a few
species of dinoflagellates,
which also have
plastids originating...
- S2CID 58004990.
Archibald JM, Lane CE (2009). "Going, going, not
quite gone:
nucleomorphs as a case
study in
nuclear genome reduction". The
Journal of Heredity...
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acquired from
ingested endosymbiont green algae, and in the
latter retain a
nucleomorph (vestigial nucleus).
Green algae are also
found symbiotically in the...
