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Interactive effects of ocean acidification and warming disrupt calcification and microbiome composition in bryozoans
Marine habitat-forming species provide crucial ecosystem functions and services worldwide. Still, their associated microbiomes, …
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Microbiome composition and function vary with depth in the Mediterranean gorgonian Eunicella singularis
Microbiome Composition in a Common Mediterranean Bryozoan Following an Unprecedented Marine Heatwave
Marine heatwaves are intensifying due to global warming and increasingly drive mass mortality events in marine ecosystems. Here we …
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Phylogenomics of coral-infecting corallicolids reveal multiple independent losses of chlorophyll biosynthesis in apicomplexan parasites
The transition from free-living to parasitic lifestyles induces major shifts in evolution, and nowhere is this more acute than in …
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Protist genomics: key to understanding eukaryotic evolution
All eukaryotes other than animals, plants, and fungi are protists. Protists are highly diverse and fill fundamental ecological roles …
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Symbiotic bacteria support calcium carbonate precipitation in the Gulf toadfish (Opsanus beta)
The Sea Cucumber-Infecting Parasite Apostichocystis gudetama gen. nov. sp. nov. Expands Marine-Host-Specific Clade of Apicomplexans
Unknown ellipsoid bodies, later classified as apicomplexan cysts, are prevalent in the ovaries of Japanese pearl oysters (Pinctada …
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Unraveling the impact of marine heatwaves on the Eukaryome of the emblematic Mediterranean red coral Corallium rubrum
Global warming is intensifying heatwaves worldwide, leading to more frequent and severe temperature anomalies that threaten marine …
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A new and widespread group of fish apicomplexan parasites
Apicomplexans are obligate intracellular parasites that have evolved from a free-living, phototrophic ancestor. The discovery of …
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A Single-Cell Atlas of Coral Bleaching
Coral bleaching, a major threat to reef ecosystems, involves the breakdown of the symbiosis between coral hosts and their …
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