Thiotrophic bacterial symbiont induces polyphenism in giant ciliate host Zoothamnium niveum

Monika Bright (Corresponding author), Salvador Espada-Hinojosa, Jean-Marie Volland, Judith Drexel, Julia Kesting, Ingrid Kolar, Denny Morchner, Andrea Nussbaumer, Joerg Ott, Florian Scharhauser, Lukas Schuster, Helena Constance Zambalos, Hans Leo Nemeschkal

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Original languageEnglish
Article number15081
Number of pages15
JournalScientific Reports
Volume9
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 21 Oct 2019

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

  • 106026 Ecosystem research
  • 106012 Evolutionary research

Keywords

  • POLYNUCLEOBACTER-NECESSARIUS
  • 1838 OLIGOHYMENOPHORA
  • ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT
  • SP-NOV
  • CILIOPHORA
  • PERITRICHIA
  • EVOLUTION
  • BEHAVIOR
  • STRAINS
  • ECOLOGY

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