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- Protists that live in saltwater or brackish water (en)
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- Micrograph (en)
- Shell micrographs (en)
- Shell of a spherical radiolarian (en)
- Armoured (en)
- Testate amoeba, Cyphoderia sp. (en)
- Unarmoured (en)
- White Phaeocystis algal foam washing up on a beach (en)
- ...extinct fossil (en)
- Fossil of Coccolithus pelagicus, about 10 μm across (en)
- Haeckel Peridinea (en)
- Suggested explanation for glowing seas (en)
- Unarmored dinoflagellates Kofoid (en)
- Coccolithophores are armoured with chalk plates or stones called coccoliths. The images above show the size comparison between the relatively large coccolithophore Scyphosphaera apsteinii and the relatively small but ubiquitous Emiliania huxleyi. (en)
- Diatoms, major components of marine plankton, have glass skeletons called frustules. "The microscopic structures of diatoms help them manipulate light, leading to hopes they could be used in new technologies for light detection, computing or robotics. (en)
- ...and defensive spines. (en)
- ...can have more than one nucleus... (en)
- ...have plates called coccoliths. (en)
- Acantharian radiolarian hosts Phaeocystis symbionts. (en)
- Cell schematic (en)
- Diverse coccolithophores from the Maldives (en)
- Energetic costs in coccolithophore calcification (en)
- Naked amoeba, Chaos sp. (en)
- [[#Algae (en)
- [[#Protozoans (en)
- Benefits in coccolithophore calcification – see text below (en)
- A surf wave at night sparkles with blue light due to the presence of a bioluminescent dinoflagellate, such as Lingulodinium polyedrum. (en)
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- Drawings by Haeckel 1904 (en)
- Computer simulations of Turing patterns on a sphere (en)
- Foraminiferans are important unicellular zooplankton [[#Marine protists (en)
- Diatoms have a silica shell with radial or bilateral symmetry. (en)
- Coccolithophores build calcite skeletons important to the marine carbon cycle. (en)
- Traditionally dinoflagellates have been presented as armoured or unarmoured. (en)
- Choanoflagellates, unicellular "collared" flagellate protists, are thought to be the closest living relatives of the animals. (en)
- Protists are usually one-celled microorganisms. They include algae and protozoans . In recent years, researchers have discovered many protists are mixotrophs, which can function in both modes. (en)
- Amoeba can be shelled or naked. (en)
- closely replicate some radiolarian shell patterns. (en)
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- Dinoflagellates (en)
- Diatoms (en)
- Marine protists (en)
- Radiolarian shapes (en)
- Turing and radiolarian morphology (en)
- Foraminiferans (en)
- Mixotrophic radiolarians (en)
- Shelled and naked amoeba (en)
- Coccolithophores (en)
- Ciliate shapes (en)
- Diatom shapes (en)
- Dinoflagellate shapes (en)
- Foraminiferan shapes (en)
- Benefits of having shells (en)
- Costs of having shells (en)
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- Haeckel Phaeodaria 1.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Stephoidea edit.jpg (en)
- Radiolarians - Actinomma sol .jpg (en)
- Spherical radiolarian.jpg (en)
- Chaos carolinense.jpg (en)
- Cyphoderia ampulla - Testate amoeba - 160x .jpg (en)
- Ecomare - schuimalg strand .jpg (en)
- Foram-globigerina hg.jpg (en)
- G bulloides Brady 1884.jpg (en)
- Gymnodinium agile sp.jpg (en)
- Peridinium digitale.jpg (en)
- Phaeocystis symbionts within an acantharian host.png (en)
- Codosiga.jpg (en)
- Cronoflagelado2.svg (en)
- Dinoflagellate lumincescence 2.jpg (en)
- Discoaster surculus 01.jpg (en)
- Pennate diatoms .jpg (en)
- Potential Mechanism for Dazzling Blue Flashes of Light in Oceans Identified .jpg (en)
- Coccolithus pelagicus.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Ciliata.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Diatomea 4.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Diatomea.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Peridinea.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Thalamophora 12.jpg (en)
- Haeckel Thalamphora.jpg (en)
- Kofoid swezy plate 3.jpg (en)
- Calcification and energetic costs of a coccolithophore cell.jpg (en)
- Benefits of calcification in coccolithophores.jpg (en)
- Coccolithophore samples from the Maldives.png (en)
- Comparative coccolithophore sizes.png (en)
- Detail, CSIRO ScienceImage 7632 SEM diatom .jpg (en)
- Haeckel Spumellaria detail.png (en)
- Marine diatoms SEM2.jpg (en)
- SEM images of pores in diatom frustules.webp (en)
- Ископаемая диатомовая водоросль.jpg (en)
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- "Marine protists are a polyphyletic group of organisms playing major roles in the ecology and biogeochemistry of the oceans, including performing much of Earth's photosynthesis and driving the carbon, nitrogen, and silicon cycles. In addition, marine protists occupy key positions in the tree of life, including as the closest relatives of metazoans [animals]... Unicellular eukaryotes are often lumped as 'protists', a term that is useful despite its taxonomic irrelevance and origin as a definition by exclusion—a protist being any eukaryote that's not a plant, animal, or fungus". (en)
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