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Stephanopogon is a
genus of
flagellated marine protist that
superficially resembles a ciliate.
Stephanopogon closely resembles certain ciliates and was...
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genus of free-living
flagellate Heteroloboseans,
forming a
clade with
Stephanopogon. The
genus includes six
described species (see infobox). However, P...
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Corliss 1961
Genus Nakurumonas Carduck,
Nitsche &
Arndt 2021
Genus Stephanopogon Entz 1884 The
Heterolobosea were
first defined by Page and
Blanton in...
- Bodo sp. (Euglenozoa: Kinetoplastida)
Percolomonas sp. (Percolozoa)
Stephanopogon sp. (Percolozoa)
Stages of
Naegleria sp. (Percolozoa: Heterolobosea)...
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fundamental difference between multiciliate flagellates (e.g., hemimastigids,
Stephanopogon, Multicilia, opalines) and
ciliates is the
presence of
macronuclei in...
- some
Prasinophyceae multiflagellated: e.g., Opalinata, Ciliophora,
Stephanopogon, Parabasalida, Hemimastigophora, Caryoblastea, Multicilia, the gametes...
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discussing the
differences between ciliates and a
lookalike protist,
Stephanopogon.
Patterson later applied the
concept to all eukaryotes, classifying...
- 2008;
Pseudovorticella pattersoni, Sun, Ji,
Warren and Song 2009 and
Stephanopogon pattersoni Lee
Miller and Simpson, 2014.
Following retirement from the...
- Monopylocystis, Pseudoharpagon, Sawyeria.
Stephanopogonidae Corliss 1961.
Stephanopogon.
Creneidae Pánek et al. 2014. Creneis.
Tulamoebidae Kirby et al. 2015...
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Percolozoa Cavalier-Smith, T.; Nikolaev, S. (2008). "The
zooflagellates Stephanopogon and
Percolomonas are a
clade (class Percolatea:
Phylum Percolozoa)"...
