The State Museum of Natural and Cultural History
Honolulu,
Hawaii
Mitochondriates (Subkingdom - Amoeboids)
 | Alveolata (Superphylum - Alveolar Sacs at Cell Surface) [Search] |
| Amoeboids (Superphylum) [Search] |
| AnimalProtocists (Superphylum) [Search] |
| ConjugatingAlgae (Superphylum) [Search] |
| FungiProtocists (Superphylum) [Search] |
| Glaucocystophytes (Superphylum) [Search] |
 | Heterokonts (Superphylum - Stramenopiles, Bearers of Mastigonemes) [Search] |
 | | Bacillariophyta (Phylum - Diatoms, Bacillariophytes) [Search] |
| | Chrysomonada (Phylum - Chrysophyta, Chrysophytes, Golden-Brown Algae) [Search] |
| | Eustigmatophyta (Phylum - Green Eyespot Mastigote Algae) [Search] |
| | Hyphochytriomycota (Phylum) [Search] |
| | Labyrinthulata (Phylum - Slime Nets and Thraustochytrids) [Search] |
| | Oomycota (Phylum - Oomycetes, Oomycotes, Egg Molds, Zoosporic Conjugators) [Search] |
| | Phaeophyta (Phylum - Brown Algae) [Search] |
| | Plasmodiophora (Phylum - Symbiotrophs with Multinucleate Cytoplasm, Plasmodia) [Search] |
|  | Xanthophyta (Phylum - Yellow-Green Algae, Tribophyta) [Search] |
| Mastigotes (Superphylum - Swimming Mastigotes) [Search] |
| | Cryptomonada (Phylum - Cryptophyta, Cryptophytes, Flattened Asymmetric Unicells, Usually Photosynthetic and Motile) [Search] |
| | Discomitochondria (Phylum - Mastigotes, Zoomastigotes, "Zooflagellates", Unicells with Discoid Cristae, Euglenoids, Kinetoplastids, Mastigote Amebas) [Search] |
| | Haptomonada (Phylum - Prymnesiophyta, Haptophyta, Prymnesiophytes, Coccolithophorids and other Yellow-Brown Planktic Unicells with Haptoneme Filaments) [Search] |
| PlantProtocists (Superphylum) [Search] |
| Radiolariates (Superphylum) [Search] |
| Symbiotrophs (Superphylum - Propagule-Forming Symbiotrophs) [Search] |
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