Ichthyosporea

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Ichthyosporea are a group of unicellular or simple multicellular eukaryotic parasites, often infecting fish and other animals, that belong to the broader opisthokont lineage alongside animals and fungi.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Mesomycetozoea 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf eukaryote
opisthokont
parasite
taxonomic group
alsoKnownAs Ichthyosporea sensu lato NERFINISHED
Mesomycetozoea NERFINISHED
cellStructure flagellated stages in some species
membrane-bound organelles
nucleus
cellularity simple multicellular
unicellular
cellWall present in many species
diagnosticFeature parasitism of fish tissues
spore-like stages
discoveredBy various mycologists and protozoologists in late 19th and 20th centuries
domain Eukarya
surface form: Eukaryota
genomeType linear chromosomes
habitat aquatic environment
freshwater environment
marine environment
higherClassification Holozoa NERFINISHED
Opisthokonta NERFINISHED
impact fish diseases in aquaculture
includes Dermocystidium spp. NERFINISHED
Ichthyophonus hoferi NERFINISHED
Sphaerothecum destruens NERFINISHED
kingdom Opisthokonta NERFINISHED
lifestyle parasitic
nutritionType heterotrophic
pathogenicTo amphibians
fish
other vertebrates
phylogeneticPosition basal holozoan lineage
relatedTo Animals
Fungi NERFINISHED
reproduction asexual reproduction
spore formation
researchUse comparative genomics of opisthokonts
sisterGroupOf Fungi NERFINISHED
studiedIn evolution of animals
origin of multicellularity
supergroup Opisthokonta NERFINISHED
taxonomicRank class
typicalHost amphibians
fish
invertebrates
mammals
reptiles

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Opisthokonta includes Ichthyosporea
Opisthokonta includes Ichthyosporea
this entity surface form: Mesomycetozoea