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The acanthopodial strain A18
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Locomotive amoebae of strain A18
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were highly variable. Their shape was either triangular, spherical, slightly elongated or irregular and pseudopodia were often dactylopodial-like (e.g.
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,
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). Length without subpseudopodia was 1343 µm (mean 22) and width 524 µm (11). About 922 (15) round-tipped subpseudopodia of maximally 11 µm long were present predominantly at the broader anterior side. A temporal, uroid-like, hyaline, bulbous or fasciculate structure (35 µm long) was sometimes seen posteriorly during locomotion (arrow in
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). Usually one, rarely 23, small contractile vacuole(s) were visible posteriorly. The globular to elliptical vesicular nucleus was 25 µm in diameter and contained one slightly eccentrically located globular nucleolus of 12 µm. The cytoplasm always contained 1040 small (12 µm), refractive spheroid granules. Floating amoebae (
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11) were slightly elongated, about 15 µm long and 10 µm wide, displaying 517 sharply pointed pseudopodia that reached maximally 24 µm in length. No cyst stage was observed.
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currently contains 24 species of which two were most probably misclassified (
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belongs to
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and
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is probably
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, see
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Dyková
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. 2011
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). Six of the remaining species were isolated from marine habitats, 1 from brackish waters and 4 from freshwater fish tissues (amphizoic species). The other species are all free-living amoebae from freshwater habitats, however none of these are represented in GenBank since it only contains the free-living marine species
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(
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)
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and the amphizoic
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species on fish (
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Dyková
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. 2011
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). Our
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<emphasis id="B8F5B502FFADFF81FF63F966FEC766BA" box="[183,319,1698,1723]" italics="true" pageId="13" pageNumber="74">Microcystis</emphasis>
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-associated strain showed some morphological similarities with
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and
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,
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described from eutrophied stagnant freshwaters respectively muddy bottoms of slow-running streams in the
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(
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), however it differed in having an irregular floating form with long radiating pseudopodia (in contrast to the globular one of
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<emphasis id="B8F5B502FFADFF81FB04FE4AFAC961A6" box="[1232,1329,397,423]" italics="true" pageId="13" pageNumber="74">V. telma</emphasis>
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with only very small radiating pseudopodia), in being much larger (in contrast to
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that is 712 µm long and 68 µm wide) and in its specific ecology (planktonic
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colonies where it feeds on
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cells and associated biota). These differences warranted its description as a new species,
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.
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