Labyrinthomyxa (Dubosq, 1921)
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https://doi.org/ 10.4467/16890027AP.12.023.0783 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/915087B1-D641-1E72-C0F4-FEB9FD40FCE2 |
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Felipe |
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Labyrinthomyxa |
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Labyrinthomyxa View in CoL ; a possibly unrelated net-forming protist
A heterotrophic net-forming protist superficially similar to labyrinthulids is Labyrinthomyxa ( Dubosq 1921) with an anteriorly directed single cilium and a single amoeba phase; as its spindles do not move within the net, which in some respects is more like that of Leukarachnion (Grant et al. 2009), and there is no evidence for a laminate (or other) theca we exclude it from Labyrinthulea and establish a separate family (Labyrinthomyxidae), here placed incertae sedis in Harosa as it is unclear whether it belongs in Heterokonta (possibly Leukarachnida; unlike Leukarachnion not known to be phagotrophic) or Cercozoa (possibly Endomyxa).
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