A New Allogromiid Foraminifer from Coastal Georgia, USA: The Case for an Unusual Form of Chloroplast Sequestration

ST Goldstein, A Habura, EA Richardson, SS Bowser
2006 Microscopy and Microanalysis  
The allogromiid foraminiferan protists comprise a series of basal clades that include naked, organicwalled, and monothalamous agglutinated taxa [1-2]. Representatives are known from marginal marine settings to the deep sea, and in selected freshwater settings and terrestrial soils [3] . Molecular studies [4] [5] have shown that the biodiversity of allogromiids is considerably higher than that recognized using traditional collecting methods, and as a result we know little about the adaptations and modes of life of this group.
doi:10.1017/s1431927606067602 fatcat:lgijm7hpdrcpvkrear6w4kmkwa