Evolutionary protistology : the organism as cell : proceedings of the 5th Meeting of the International Society for Evolutionary Protistology, Banyuls-sur-Mer, France, June 1983
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Evolutionary protistology : the organism as cell : proceedings of the 5th Meeting of the International Society for Evolutionary Protistology, Banyuls-sur-Mer, France, June 1983
D. Reidel, c1984
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"Reprinted from Origins of life, volume 13, nos. 3-4."
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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EVOLUTIONARY PROTISTOLOGY (ISEP) 5th International Meeting 1983 Banyuls-sur-Mer, France, June 4-6, 1 For the first time since its inception, at Boston University in June 1975 , the Society for Evolutionary Protistology met in Europe. Under the direction of Marie-Odile Soyer- Gobillard and hosting some 70 people representing a dozen nations (Belgium, Canada, Denmark, England, France, W. Germany, The Netherlands, Poland, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, U. S. A. ) the meeting was held at Banyuls-sur-Mer in Catalunya. The 1983 ISEP met at the famed Laboratoire Arago on the Mediterranean Sea, most partici- pants were housed in the Laboratory's newly refurbished Grand Hotel. The previous meetings had emphasized single themes, e. g. , (First) Boston, 1975 Evolution of Mitosis in Eukaryotic Microorganisms: (Second) Downsview Ontario, 1977 Criteria for Phylogeny in Protists. In spite of the fact that the third meeting, planned for Leeds, England in June of 1979, was never held some of the papers scheduled to be presented there were published in BioSystems, Volume 12, Numbers 1 and 2.
The fourth meeting at Port Deposit, Maryland, 1981 called Conference on Cellular Evolution focused on the Evolution of Micro tubules, Mitosis, Microfilaments and other Fibrillar Systems. The proceedings of this meeting were published in BioSystems, Volume 14, Numbers 3 and 4.
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The Tubulins of Animals, Plants, Fungi and Protists - Implications for Metazoan Evolution.- Tubulin Evolution: An Electrophoretic and Immunological Analysis.- From Proto-Mitosis to Mitosis - An Alternative Hypothesis on the Origin and Evolution of the Mitotic Spindle.- The Fifth Base: A Natural Feature of Dinoflagellate DNA.- Ultrastructural and Biochemical Nuclear Aspects of Eukaryote Classification: Independent Evolution of the Dinoflagellates as a Sister Group of the Actual Eukaryotes?.- An Essay on the Evolution of Ciliophoran Oral Cytoarchitecture Bases on Descent from Within a Karyorelictean Ancestry.- Preliminary Observations of Feeding in the Psammobiotic Ciliate Tracheloraphis.- Methods of Systematic Analysis: The Relative Superiority of Phylogenetic Systematics.- A Biometrical Analysis of Morphological Variation Within a Section of Genus Eupiotes (Ciliata, Hypotrichida), with Special Reference to the E. vannus Complex of Sibling Species.- An Evaluation of a Possible Phylogenetic Relationship between the Euglenophyta and Kinetoplastida.- A Green Alga with Minimal Eukaryotic Features: Nanochlorum Eucaryotum.- The Cell Characters of Two Helioflagellates Related to the Centrohelidian Lineage: Dimorpha and Tetradimorpha.- Axonemal Microtubule Pattern of Cienkowskya Mereschkovskyi and a Revision of Heliozoan Taxonomy.- The Phylogeny of the Gregarinia (Sporozoa).- The Paramyxea Levine 1979: An Original Example of Evolution Towards Multicellularity.
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