Heterostegina 18-V
EUKARYOTA
Rhizaria
 
 
Heterostegina is a foraminifer.
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Chapter Outline
  1. Description of Eukaryotes
  2. Classification of Eukaryotes
  3. Excavates
  4. Amoebozoa
  5. Rhizaria
  6. Alveolata
  7. Stramenopiles
  8. Algae
  9. Opisthokonta

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FORAMINIFERA 

"Usually said to be branching/anastomosing dynamic filamentous pseudopodial system..." [Patterson]

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HAPLOSPORIDA 

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ACANTHAREA (Radiolaria) 

"Tubulocristae protists with strontium sulphate skeleton with symmetry based on 20 radial elements." [Patterson] This is one of several groups of "radiolaria".

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POLYCYSTINEA (Radiolaria) 

"Tubulocristae eukaryotes, with capsule and fusules separating endoplasm and ectoplasm." [Patterson] This is a group of radiolaria found in marine environments.

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PARAMYXEA 

"Tubulocristae protists, during spore development endogenous budding accompanies cell division." [Patterson]

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