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Diphylleidae

Diphylleidae (also Collodictyonidae) is a group of aquatic, unicellular eukaryotic organisms with two to four terminal flagella. They feed by phagocytosis, ingesting other unicellular organisms like algae and bacteria. It is the sister group of Sulcomonadidae.

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Diphylleidae

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Diphylleidae → Aulacomonas, Aulacomonas Skuja, Carter, Collodictyonidae Brugerolle, Family Diphylleidae Cavalier-Smith, Franchini, Genus Collodictyon Carter, Genus Diphylleia Massart, Iyengar, Massart, Michaux, Skuja, Skvortzov, Species

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skuja species collodictyon clade massart 1920 aulacomonas 1939 carter triciliatum collodictyonidae diphylleia genus also group unicellular organisms sister rotans submarina

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Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyFamily Diphylleidae Cavalier-Smith0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyCollodictyonidae Brugerolle0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyGenus Diphylleia Massart0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyMichaux0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyAulacomonas Skuja0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomySpecies0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyMassart0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyAulacomonas0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomySkuja0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyGenus Collodictyon Carter0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomySkvortzov0.60section
Diphylleidaerelated to TaxonomyIyengar0.60section

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