Journal of Phycology · 1984 · 80 citations · 16 references
BiologyEndosymbiotic CryptomonadUnicellular OrganismPhylogeneticsProtistBlue‐green Dinoflagellate GymnodiniumNatural SciencesMedicineMolecular BiologyAbstract Ultrastructural ExaminationPhycologyAnatomyMicrobiologySymbiosisEndosymbiosis
ABSTRACT Ultrastructural examination of the freshwater, blue‐green dinoflagellate Gymnodinium acidotum Nygaard revealed the presence of an endosymbiotic cryptomonad. Features of the endosymbiont allying it with the Cryptophyceae include mitochondria with flattened cristae, paired thylakoids with electron‐dense contents, and nucleomorphs, bodies unique to the Cryptophyceae. This report is the first conclusive documentation of a symbiosis involving these two groups.
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CHLOROPLAST PIGMENT PATTERNS IN DINOFLAGELLATES<sup>1</sup>
S. W. Jeffrey, Margarete Sielicki, F. T. Haxo · Journal of Phycology · 1975 · 225 citations
Biology, Cell Size, Carotenoid +13