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1	104	843	2114 1992 INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY-A SURVEY OF CELL BIOLOGY 141: 233-357 GRAY MW THE ENDOSYMBIONT HYPOTHESIS REVISITED	78	297
2	66	486	1018 1982 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 46 (1): 1-42 GRAY MW; DOOLITTLE WF HAS THE ENDOSYMBIONT HYPOTHESIS BEEN PROVEN	117	324
3	49	268	3773 2002 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY MICROBIOLOGY 52: 297-354 Cavalier-Smith T The phagotrophic origin of eukaryotes and phylogenetic classification of protozoa	31	142
4	48	463	1535 1987 INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY-A SURVEY OF CELL BIOLOGY 100: 319-370 CORLISS JO PROTISTAN PHYLOGENY AND EUKARYOGENESIS	12	23
5	46	295	1195 1984 BIOSYSTEMS 17 (2): 87-126 CORLISS JO THE KINGDOM PROTISTA AND ITS 45 PHYLA	75	161
6	46	275	3062 1998 MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS 62 (4): 1435-+ Gupta RS Protein phylogenies and signature sequences: A reappraisal of evolutionary relationships among archaebacteria, eubacteria, and eukaryotes	34	177
7	45	219	3157 1999 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 33: 351-397 Lang BF; Gray MW; Burger G Mitochondrial genome evolution and the origin of eukaryotes	25	160
8	45	117	3303 1999 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 266 (1426): 1387-1395 Martin W A briefly argued case that mitochondria and plastids are descendants of endosymbionts, but that the nuclear compartment is not	8	16
9	43	265	2984 1998 BIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 73 (3): 203-266 Cavalier-Smith T A revised six-kingdom system of life	46	294
10	41	230	2296 1993 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 57 (4): 953-994 CAVALIERSMITH T KINGDOM PROTOZOA AND ITS 18 PHYLA	108	512
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12	40	398	1019 1982 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 46 (2): 208-240 WALLACE DC STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION OF ORGANELLE GENOMES	27	167
13	40	300	4116 2004 JOURNAL OF EUKARYOTIC MICROBIOLOGY 51 (1): 8-22 Corliss JO Why the world needs protists!	0	2
14	38	159	3921 2003 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY 270 (8): 1599-1618 Emelyanov VV Mitochondrial connection to the origin of the eukaryotic cell	7	19
15	37	220	676 1979 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGY 25 (6): 651-674 DODSON EO CROSSING THE PROKARYOTE-EUKARYOTE BORDER - ENDOSYMBIOSIS OR CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT	9	12
16	37	285	1325 1985 JOURNAL OF PROTOZOOLOGY 32 (3): 371-& LEE JJ; CORLISS JO SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBIOSIS IN PROTOZOA - INTRODUCTORY-REMARKS	6	8
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18	36	293	3706 2002 ACTA PROTOZOOLOGICA 41 (3): 199-219 Corliss JO Biodiversity and biocomplexity of the protists and an overview of their significant roles in maintenance of our biosphere	4	8
19	35	153	1102 1983 INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY-A SURVEY OF CELL BIOLOGY : 1-28 TAYLOR FJR SOME ECO-EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS OF INTRACELLULAR SYMBIOSIS	1	5
20	35	155	2244 1993 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PROTISTOLOGY 29 (2): 131-143 SITTE P SYMBIOGENETIC EVOLUTION OF COMPLEX CELLS AND COMPLEX PLASTIDS	17	34
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21	35	219	2342 1994 ACTA PROTOZOOLOGICA 33 (1): 1-51 CORLISS JO AN INTERIM UTILITARIAN (USER-FRIENDLY) HIERARCHICAL-CLASSIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PROTISTS	39	118
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26	33	182	2189 1993 ADVANCES IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH, VOL 19 19: 189-230 MCFADDEN GI 2ND-HAND CHLOROPLASTS - EVOLUTION OF CRYPTOMONAD ALGAE	4	17
27	31	158	1603 1988 BIOCHEMISTRY AND CELL BIOLOGY-BIOCHIMIE ET BIOLOGIE CELLULAIRE 66 (5): 325-348 GRAY MW ORGANELLE ORIGINS AND RIBOSOMAL-RNA	23	52
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31	30	106	1549 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR EVOLUTION 25 (2): 168-183 MIKELSAAR R A VIEW OF EARLY CELLULAR EVOLUTION	5	9
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33	30	185	3404 2000 FEMS MICROBIOLOGY REVIEWS 24 (4): 367-402 Gupta RS The phylogeny of proteobacteria: relationships to other eubacterial phyla and eukaryotes	6	47
34	30	204	3450 2000 MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS 64 (4): 786-+ Kurland CG; Andersson SGE Origin and evolution of the mitochondrial proteome	24	84
35	29	310	3185 1999 CRITICAL REVIEWS IN MICROBIOLOGY 25 (1): 39-79 Corsaro D; Venditti D; Padula M; Valassina M Intracellular life	3	14
36	28	194	568 1977 TAXON 26 (1): 3-42 PHILLIPS DO; CARR NG NUCLEIC-ACID ANALYSIS AND ENDOSYMBIOTIC HYPOTHESIS	7	10
37	28	78	1480 1987 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 503: 1-16 TAYLOR FJR AN OVERVIEW OF THE STATUS OF EVOLUTIONARY CELL SYMBIOSIS THEORIES	32	38
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42	26	93	1508 1987 BIOSYSTEMS 20 (2): 115-131 SZATHMARY E EARLY EVOLUTION OF MICROTUBULES AND UNDULIPODIA	6	7
43	26	139	2454 1994 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 58 (3): 387-400 BERMUDES D; HINKLE G; MARGULIS L DO PROKARYOTES CONTAIN MICROTUBULES	41	41
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45	25	409	1106 1983 INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY-A SURVEY OF CELL BIOLOGY 82: 1-98 MAHLER HR THE EXON-INTRON STRUCTURE OF SOME MITOCHONDRIAL GENES AND ITS RELATION TO MITOCHONDRIAL EVOLUTION	8	19
46	25	142	3153 1999 AMERICAN NATURALIST 154: S146-S163 Roger AJ Reconstructing early events in eukaryotic evolution	25	78
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48	24	64	738 1979 TSITOLOGIYA 21 (7): 755-767 PINEVICH AV; DESNIZKY AG EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN OF SOME CELLULAR ORGANELLES	6	6
49	24	113	962 1982 BIOLOGISCHES ZENTRALBLATT 101 (5): 577-596 PARTHIER B TRANSFER-RNA AND THE PHYLOGENETIC ORIGIN OF CELL ORGANELLES	8	10
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51	24	62	1487 1987 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 503: 187-197 BERMUDES D; MARGULIS L; TZERTZINIS G PROKARYOTIC ORIGIN OF UNDULIPODIA - APPLICATION OF THE PANDA PRINCIPLE TO THE CENTRIOLE ENIGMA	12	12
52	24	262	1531 1987 FOLIA MICROBIOLOGICA 32 (3): 244-282 EBRINGER L; KRAJCOVIC J PROKARYOTIC CHARACTER OF CHLOROPLASTS AND MITOCHONDRIA - THE PRESENT KNOWLEDGE	5	12
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61	23	64	1287 1985 BIOSYSTEMS 18 (3-4): 223-240 HUNT LT; GEORGE DG; BARKER WC THE PROKARYOTE-EUKARYOTE INTERFACE	5	14
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63	23	113	2525 1995 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 46: 549-575 REITH M MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY OF RHODOPHYTE AND CHROMOPHYTE PLASTIDS	9	62
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65	23	110	3315 1999 SCIENCE 283 (5407): 1476-1481 Gray MW; Burger G; Lang BF Mitochondrial evolution	68	384
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77	21	130	585 1978 BIOSYSTEMS 10 (1-2): 67-89 TAYLOR FJR PROBLEMS IN DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPLICIT HYPOTHETICAL PHYLOGENY OF LOWER EUKARYOTES	58	126
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