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Marine Microforay – foram and a thecofilosean party
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Apologies for disappearing for a while – had an interview, finals and then my arm decided to temporarily rediscover RSI-like symptoms just w...
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Reticulose amoeba: cells can be fine nets too
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Again, the protist kingdom is a special paradise for a cell biologist: as soon as one steps outside the plant and animal kingdoms (and yeast...
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Sunday Protist – Gromia: beautiful predatory grapes of the sea
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And we're back. The protists and I, that is. Well, the protists never quite went anywhere but you know what I mean... You may have heard...
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Sunday Protist - A sampling of Cercozoa Part I
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This post grew out of proportion, so I'm splitting it into two or three parts, to cater to our ever-shortening attention spans (mine inc...
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Sunday Protist – Scary nematode-eating forams and their amazing feet of doom
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Poor, poor nematodes... In the interests of public safety, I must reiterate once again what should be so painfully apparent from the last f...
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Sunday Protist – Nematode-hunting amoebae: Theratromyxa
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A couple posts ago we saw how ecological relationships may refuse to obey the laws of their kingdoms: protists can hunt crustaceans . Protis...
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Sunday Protist - Farming forams: a case of protistan agriculture
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"WTF, it's Friday already!" Friday? What Friday? You saw nothing. My previous two Sunday Protist attempts got derailed. With t...
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Carnivorous trees of the sea: Notodendrodes not as harmless as it looks
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Remember Notodendrodes and the spicule tree ? Don't they look so much like harmless trees sitting around sunbathing like their plant co...
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Sunday Protist - Giant tree of spicules: Spiculidendron
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Christopher Taylor over at Catalogue of Organisms has a nice post on agglutinated Saccamminid foraminifera , and very recently wrote on the ...
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