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Main Authors:	Ma, Mingzhen, Tang, Danxu, Song, Wen, Li, Lifang, Dovgal, Igor V, Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S, Hines, Hunter N, Yan, Ying
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Published:	Marine life science & technology 2025
Online Access:	https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40027327/
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author	Ma, Mingzhen Tang, Danxu Song, Wen Li, Lifang Dovgal, Igor V Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S Hines, Hunter N Yan, Ying
author_facet	Ma, Mingzhen Tang, Danxu Song, Wen Li, Lifang Dovgal, Igor V Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S Hines, Hunter N Yan, Ying Ma, Mingzhen Tang, Danxu Song, Wen Li, Lifang Dovgal, Igor V Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S Hines, Hunter N Yan, Ying
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contents	Investigating the psammophilic karyorelictean ciliate families Kentrophoridae and Cryptopharyngidae (Protista, Ciliophora): molecular phylogeny, geographic distributions and a brief revision including descriptions of a new genus, a new species and a new combination. Ma, Mingzhen Tang, Danxu Song, Wen Li, Lifang Dovgal, Igor V Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S Hines, Hunter N Yan, Ying Psammophillic ciliates are an integral part of the foodweb despite being underrepresented in terms of molecular phylogeny and modern taxonomy. To investigate the karyorelictean group, sampling was conducted in interstitial marine habitats in China for ciliates living between the sand grains, resulting in an examination of the families Cryptopharyngidae Jankowski, 1980 and Kentrophoridae Jankowski, 1980. Three species, i.e., Kahl, 1928, (Sauerbrey, 1928) Foissner, 1995 and (Fauré-Fremiet, 1950) Foissner, 1995, are clearly recognized as being cosmopolitan, while other species await further recording. Phylogenetic analyses were carried out based on updated data. These revealed that the families Cryptopharyngidae and Kentrophoridae are closely related, and most genera studied are monophyletic, although n. sp. is located within the Kentrophoridae branch. Brief revisions of two genera, namely Kahl, 1928 and Sauerbrey, 1928, are provided including keys to the identification of nine species belonging to the former and 12 species belonging to the latter. One new genus, n. gen., and one new species, n. sp., are described and a new combination, (Wright, 1982) n. comb., is established. Finally, it appears that the subapical oral apparatus undergoes a gradual degeneration process from Cryptopharyngidae to Kentrophoridae.
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spellingShingle	Investigating the psammophilic karyorelictean ciliate families Kentrophoridae and Cryptopharyngidae (Protista, Ciliophora): molecular phylogeny, geographic distributions and a brief revision including descriptions of a new genus, a new species and a new combination. Ma, Mingzhen Tang, Danxu Song, Wen Li, Lifang Dovgal, Igor V Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S Hines, Hunter N Yan, Ying Investigating the psammophilic karyorelictean ciliate families Kentrophoridae and Cryptopharyngidae (Protista, Ciliophora): molecular phylogeny, geographic distributions and a brief revision including descriptions of a new genus, a new species and a new combination. Ma, Mingzhen Tang, Danxu Song, Wen Li, Lifang Dovgal, Igor V Al-Rasheid, Khaled A S Hines, Hunter N Yan, Ying Psammophillic ciliates are an integral part of the foodweb despite being underrepresented in terms of molecular phylogeny and modern taxonomy. To investigate the karyorelictean group, sampling was conducted in interstitial marine habitats in China for ciliates living between the sand grains, resulting in an examination of the families Cryptopharyngidae Jankowski, 1980 and Kentrophoridae Jankowski, 1980. Three species, i.e., Kahl, 1928, (Sauerbrey, 1928) Foissner, 1995 and (Fauré-Fremiet, 1950) Foissner, 1995, are clearly recognized as being cosmopolitan, while other species await further recording. Phylogenetic analyses were carried out based on updated data. These revealed that the families Cryptopharyngidae and Kentrophoridae are closely related, and most genera studied are monophyletic, although n. sp. is located within the Kentrophoridae branch. Brief revisions of two genera, namely Kahl, 1928 and Sauerbrey, 1928, are provided including keys to the identification of nine species belonging to the former and 12 species belonging to the latter. One new genus, n. gen., and one new species, n. sp., are described and a new combination, (Wright, 1982) n. comb., is established. Finally, it appears that the subapical oral apparatus undergoes a gradual degeneration process from Cryptopharyngidae to Kentrophoridae.
title	Investigating the psammophilic karyorelictean ciliate families Kentrophoridae and Cryptopharyngidae (Protista, Ciliophora): molecular phylogeny, geographic distributions and a brief revision including descriptions of a new genus, a new species and a new combination.
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