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Apicomplexa,s are obligatory parasites, and potentially every vertebrate and majority of invertebrates host at least one apicomplexan species. More frequently apicomplexans are specialists with rather high host specificity; nevertheless, generalists with low host specificity exist. Many species are highly patho

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Dinoflagellata, bioluminescence, and most toxic red tides; indirectly they also cause some human diseases like paralytic shellfish poisoning, ciguatera, etc. They are derived from photosynthetic ancestors and early in their evolutionary history exchanged most of the histones in their nuclei for DVNPs, proteins of

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Radiolaria and Phaeodaria,lanktonic protists, most of which possess elaborate siliceous skeletons. The cytoplasm is divided into an internal part (endoplasm) separated from the external, more vacuolated one (ectoplasm) by a perforated membrane – the central capsule. The Polycystina protrude long and slender cytoplasmic proje

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