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Rapaza

Rapaza viridis (Latin for 'green grasper') is a species of single-celled flagellate within the Euglenophyceae, a group of algae. It is the only species within the genus Rapaza, family Rapazidae and order Rapazida. It was discovered in a tide pool in British Columbia and described in 2012.

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Rapaza

Nodes105
Edges104
Triples70
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019048
Components1

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related to Evolution · 16
Rapaza → According, Additionally, Due, Euglenophyceae, Euglenozoa, For, It, MAT, MATX, Particularly, Pyramimonas, Pyramimonas-derived, Tetraselmis, Tetraselmis-derived, This, Transcriptomic
related to Taxonomy · 13
Rapaza → After, Aika Yamaguchi, BMC Evolutionary Biology, Brian, British Columbia, Canada, Euglenophyceae, It, Leander, Naoji Yubuki, Pachena Beach, Tetraselmis, The
related to Predation · 12
Rapaza → Dunaliella, During, Even, However, In, Navicula, Pycnococcus, Scrippsiella, Tetraselmis, The, Upon, When
related to Distribution and habitat · 11
Rapaza → Because, British Columbia, In, Mediterranean Sea, Ocean Sampling Day, OTUs, Pachena Beach, Rapaza-like, TARA Oceans, The, These
related to Chloroplasts and kleptoplasty · 9
Rapaza → After, Euglenophyceae, From, However, Instead, Tetraselmis, The, Then, When
related to Morphology · 6
Rapaza → As, Both, Its, Like, The, There
related to Etymology · 3
Rapaza → Latin, The, Together

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viridis euglenophyceae species tetraselmis algae chloroplasts cells prey euglenids cell within plastids genus photosynthesis one process permanent kleptoplasty phagocytosis feeding

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Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyWhen0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyTetraselmis0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyThe0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyFrom0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyEuglenophyceae0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyHowever0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyInstead0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyAfter0.60section
Rapazarelated to Chloroplasts and kleptoplastyThen0.60section
Rapazarelated to Distribution and habitatThe0.60section
Rapazarelated to Distribution and habitatPachena Beach0.60section
Rapazarelated to Distribution and habitatBritish Columbia0.60section

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