Sentence examples for most primitive eukaryotes from inspiring English sources

But until now, experts thought the most primitive eukaryotes were the exception to this rule.

This unicellular rhodophyta is one of the most primitive eukaryotes on earth (Yoon et al. 2006) and thrives in acidic environments with pH values from 0 to 4 and temperatures up to 56 °C.

These groups appear as the most primitive eukaryotes on phylogenetic trees constructed using rRNA information, which once suggested that they appeared before the origin of mitochondria.

Aside from being a prevalent pathogen, in the last two decades G. lamblia has caught a lot of attentions, as being the most primitive eukaryotes [ 2].

Although G. lamblia is one of the most primitive eukaryotes, the origin of its parasitic lifestyle is not as long as it's surveillance.

The lack of mitochondria in G. lamblia was once taken as the main evidence by many authors to support this organism is the most primitive eukaryote diverging from the eukaryotic trunk before the emergence of mitochondria [ 27- 29].

Much evidence from G. lamblia indicated they might be the most primitive extant eukaryotes.

Amitochondriate protists were once thought as the most primitive extant eukaryotes because of their lack of mitochondrion and other primitive characteristics [ 28, 29, 58].

Phylogenetic analyses of photosynthetic genes suggest that C. merolae is one of the most primitive photosynthetic eukaryotes, and that it diverged just after the monophyletic origin of plastids.

They seemed so basic they were surely among the most primitive of all eukaryotes, close to the ancestor of us all.

The unicellular protist Giardia is one of the most primitive organisms that represent the earliest branching among extant eukaryotes [ 39, 40].