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Blastodinium
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority o ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Galatheanum
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Spinulosum
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Elongatum
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Navicular
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Mangini Var
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Mangini
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Chattoni
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Apsteini
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Hyalinum
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Contortum
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Oviforme
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blastodinium Inornatum
''Blastodinium'' (also known as ''Blastodiniphycaea'') is a diverse genus of dinoflagellates and important parasites of planktonic copepods. They exist in either a parasitic stage, a trophont stage, and a dinospore stage. Although morphologically and functionally diverse, as parasites they live exclusively in the intestinal tract of copeods. Etymology ''Blastodinium'' is made up of the Greek prefix ‘blasto-’, meaning to germ/bud. This likely refers to its dinospore stage following ''Blasdotinium'' reproduction, where sporocytes appear to bud out of a cuticle. History of knowledge The ''Blastodinium'' taxonomy is entirely based on their morphology at the trophont stage with ''B. pruvoti'' being the type species of the group. In 1920, Chatton proposed 3 main groups which are consistent with today's molecular data; Spinoulsum, Contorum, and Mangini. Upon their discovery, it was recognized that ''Blastodinium'' organisms had features that distinguished them from the majority of d ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |