Proteromonas

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Proteromonas
Scientific classification
(unranked):
Superphylum:
Phylum:
Class:
Opalinea
Order:
Family:
Genus:
Proteromonas

Kunstler 1883
Synonyms
  • Prowazekella Aléxéieff 1912

Proteromonas is a genus of heterokonts. It lives in the gut of amphibians and reptiles.[1]

An example is Proteromonas lacertae.[2]

Proteromonas is notable by location of mastigonemes not on its flagella, but on posterior part of the cell.[1] Such mastigonemes are called somatonemes.


List of Species[]

  • Aléxéieff 1946
  • Künstler 1889
  • Krishnamurthy 1963
  • Saratchandra 1981
  • Saratchandra & Narasimhamurti 1980
  • (Ray & Singh 1949)
  • Todd 1963
  • Bhaskar Rao et al. 1978
  • Saratchandra & Ramesh Babu 1982
  • (Lemmermann 1913) Grassé 1926
  • Saratchandra, Vijayanand & Venkateswarlu 1984
  • Chikovani 1970
  • Kalavathi, Saratchandra & Sambasivarao 1983
  • Grewal 1966
  • Ettl 1984
  • Janakidevi 1962
  • Saratchandra & Narasimhamurti 1980
  • Bhaskar Rao et al. 1978
  • (Grassé 1882)
  • (Grassé 1879) Grassé 1926

References[]

  1. ^ a b Sleigh M. A. (1991). Protozoa and Other Protists (2 ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 131. ISBN 9780521428057.
  2. ^ Hoevers JD, Snowden KF (August 2005). "Analysis of the ITS region and partial ssu and lsu rRNA genes of Blastocystis and Proteromonas lacertae". Parasitology. 131 (Pt 2): 187–96. doi:10.1017/S0031182005007596. PMID 16145935.


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