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Significats de protistan en anglès

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Free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes.

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Examples for "protist"
Examples for "protist"
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Specific fertilization treatments impacted both the structure and function of protist communities.
Pubmed
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Predation-induced shifts in bacterial community composition could be linked to phenotypic protist traits.
Pubmed
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But that's one of the few things we have in common with this pond-dwelling protist.
Wired
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Cercozoa are a highly diverse protist phylum in soils and in the phyllosphere of plants.
Pubmed
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Here, we investigated how soil amendments affect protist communities and inferred potential interactions with bacteria and fungi.
Pubmed
Ús de protistan en anglès
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However, several protistan lineages have not yet been robustly placed in any of these groups.
Pubmed
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The database mainly consists of nuclear-encoded protistan sequences.
Pubmed
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D'Arcy Thompson's famous comparison of protistan cells to Plateau's surfaces of revolution-shapesof minimal area with radial symmetry around a single axis.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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If there wasn't a better Protistan' than him in the world, the Meeting Houses'd be used for kindlin'-wood.
Wild Youth, Volume 1.
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Lamarck first proposed a single linear series of animals, starting with the spontaneous generation of infusorians (protistans) as free-living creatures in water.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
Translations for protistan
portuguès
protista
català
protist
espanyol
protista
Protistan a través del temps