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5201	1954 MARGULIS L, NAULT L, SIEBURTH JM CRISTISPIRA FROM OYSTER STYLES - COMPLEX MORPHOLOGY OF LARGE SYMBIOTIC SPIROCHETES SYMBIOSIS. 1991; 11 (1): 1-17	7	7	1	16
5202	1955 OHTAKA C, ISHIKAWA H EFFECTS OF HEAT-TREATMENT ON THE SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM OF AN APHID MYCETOCYTE SYMBIOSIS. 1991; 11 (1): 19-30	3	59	8	27
5203	2226 SAFFO MB COMING TO TERMS WITH A FIELD - WORDS AND CONCEPTS IN SYMBIOSIS SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 14 (1-3): 17-31	0	4	3	88
5204	2227 REISSER W SYMBIOSIS REDEFINED - SYMBIOTIC FEATURES OF VIRUS-HOST-INTERACTIONS SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 14 (1-3): 83-86	0	0	1	9
5205	2228 KHAKHINA L EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF SYMBIOSIS - DEVELOPMENT OF THE SYMBIOGENESIS CONCEPT SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 14 (1-3): 217-228	0	1	2	29
5206	2229 KORZHENEVSKAYA TG, BAULINA OI, GORELOVA OA, LOBACOVA ES, BUTENKO RG, et al. ARTIFICIAL SYNCYANOSES - THE POTENTIAL FOR MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF NATURAL SYMBIOSES SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 15 (1-2): 77-103	2	19	3	76
5207	2387 KIRBY H, MARGULIS L KIRBY,HAROLD SYMBIONTS OF TERMITES - KARYOMASTIGONT REPRODUCTION AND CALONYMPHID TAXONOMY SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 16 (1): 7-63	19	19	3	33
5208	2388 SAPP J SYMBIOSIS AND DISCIPLINARY DEMARCATIONS - THE BOUNDARIES OF THE ORGANISM SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 17 (2-3): 91-115	0	2	10	95
5209	2389 ZOOK D INTEGRATING SYMBIOSIS INTO MAINSTREAM SCIENCE-EDUCATION - PENETRATING THE CURRICULAR MEMBRANE SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 17 (2-3): 117-126	0	0	8	42
5210	2390 FAHSELT D CARBON METABOLISM IN LICHENS SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 17 (2-3): 127-182	0	11	2	241
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5211	2543 DUVAL B, MARGULIS L THE MICROBIAL COMMUNITY OF OPHRYDIUM VERSATILE COLONIES - ENDOSYMBIONTS, RESIDENTS, AND TENANTS SYMBIOSIS. 1995; 18 (3): 181-210	7	7	0	7
5212	2544 SHOSTAK S, KOLLURI V SYMBIOGENETIC ORIGINS OF CNIDARIAN CNIDOCYSTS SYMBIOSIS. 1995; 19 (1): 1-29	4	9	3	64
5213	2685 Heldal M Polyphosphate bodies aligned along the anterior axoneme of the Cryptomonad rhodomonas lacustris: Possible relevance to symbiotic origin of undulipodia SYMBIOSIS. 1996; 21 (1): 1-7	1	2	2	15
5214	2686 Mathieu LG, Sonea S Review of the unique mode of evolution of bacteria: An opinion SYMBIOSIS. 1996; 21 (3): 199-207	1	4	5	21
5215	2852 Dolan M, Margulis L Staurojoenina and other symbionts in Neotermes from San Salvador Island, Bahamas SYMBIOSIS. 1997; 22 (3): 229-239	7	7	9	27
5216	2993 Margulis L, Dolan M Not all symbioses are microbial: Newfoundland's whales and fossils - Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada, July 11-15, 1997 SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 24 (1): 173-178	1	1	0	0
5217	2994 Sara M, Bavestrello G, Cattaneo-Vietti R, Cerrano C Endosymbiosis in sponges: Relevance for epigenesis and evolution SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 25 (1-3): 57-70	1	33	7	58
5218	2995 Schulz B, Guske S, Dammann U, Boyle C Endophyte-host interactions. II. Defining symbiosis of the endophyte- host interaction SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 25 (1-3): 213-227	0	44	1	44
5219	2996 Zook D Symbiosis education: The challenge before us SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 25 (1-3): 349-355	0	0	1	14
5220	3197 Rosati G Epixenosomes: Symbionts of the hypotrich ciliate Euplotidium itoi SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (1): 1-23	3	7	7	51
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5221	3198 Kolnicki RL Karyotypic fission theory applied - Kinetochore reproduction and lemur evolution SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (2): 123-141	3	10	2	54
5222	3199 Richardson SL, Rutzler K Bacterial endosymbionts in the agglutinating foraminiferan Spiculidendron corallicolum Rutzler and Richardson, 1996 SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (4): 299-312	2	7	6	66
5223	3200 Jaspars EMJ Single-stranded RNA viruses of plants reminiscent of early RNA endosymbionts SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (4): 327-345	0	0	5	93
5224	3201 Feinberg L, Jorgensen J, Haselton A, Pitt A, Rudner R, et al. Arthromitus (Bacillus cereus) symbionts in the cockroach Blaberus giganteus: Dietary influences on bacterial development and population density SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 27 (2): 109-123	9	9	5	17
5225	3416 Wouters J, Janson S, Bergman B The effect of exogenous carbohydrates on nitrogen fixation and hetR expression in Nostoc PCC 9229 forming symbiosis with Gunnera SYMBIOSIS. 2000; 28 (1): 63-76	1	5	2	28
5226	3417 Dolan MF Antibiotics remove Caduceia versatilis from the Cryptotermes cavifrons (Kalotermitidae : Isoptera) hindgut and increase production of calcium- rich crystals SYMBIOSIS. 2000; 28 (4): 277-289	2	2	6	24
5227	3598 Barbieri E, Potenza L, Stocchi V Molecular characterization of cellulosolytic-chitinolytic bacteria associated with fruitbodies of the ectomycorrhizal fungus Tuber borchii Vittad. SYMBIOSIS. 2001; 30 (2-3): 123-139	1	2	1	53
5228	3599 Liaimer A, Matveyev A, Bergman B Isolation of host plant induced cDNAs from Nostoc sp strain PCC 9229 forming symbiosis with the angiosperm Gunnera spp. SYMBIOSIS. 2001; 31 (4): 293-307	0	0	3	42
5229	3778 Gastrich MD, Anderson OR Experimentally-induced association between two protists: Physarum polycephalum (Mycetozoa) and Chlorella pyrenoidosa (Chlorophyceae) SYMBIOSIS. 2002; 33 (2): 175-190	0	3	2	41
5230	3779 Nardon P, Lefevre C, Delobel B, Charles H, Heddi A Occurrence of endosymbiosis in Dryophthoridae weevils: Cytological insights into bacterial symbiotic structures SYMBIOSIS. 2002; 33 (3): 227-241	1	12	4	27
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5231	4148 Wier AM, Dolan MF, Margulis L Cortical symbionts and hydrogenosomes of the amitochondriate protist Staurojoenina assimilis SYMBIOSIS. 2004; 36 (2): 153-168	5	5	9	39
5232	4149 Melnitsky H, Margulis L Centrosomal proteins in termite symbionts: Gamma-tubulin and scleroderma antibodies bind rotation zone of Caduceia versatilis SYMBIOSIS. 2004; 37 (1-3): 323-333	3	3	5	26
5233	4150 Hirsch AM Plant-microbe symbioses: A continuum from commensalism to parasitism SYMBIOSIS. 2004; 37 (1-3): 345-363	0	16	2	63
5234	4507 Todoriki M, Urabe I Induced symbiosis: Distinctive Escherichia coli-Dictyostelium discoideum transferable co-cultures on agar SYMBIOSIS. 2006; 42 (3): 135-139	0	2	2	17
5235	4709 Margulis L, Chapman MJ, Dolan MF Eukaryosis: Phagocytosis and hydrogenases SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 43 (3): 161-163	0	0	6	11
5236	4710 Margulis L, Chapman M, Dolan MF Semes for analysis of evolution: de Duve's peroxisomes and Meyer's hydrogenases in the sulphurous Proterozoic eon SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 43 (3): 164-166	0	0	10	20
5237	4711 Margulis L Our discipline comes of age - Foreword to Symbiosis volume 44 SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): II-IV	0	0	3	13
5238	4712 Villarreal LP Virus-host symbiosis mediated by persistence SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 1-9	2	7	7	104
5239	4713 Ryan FP Viruses as symbionts SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 11-21	1	11	12	85
5240	4714 Chapman M, Alliegro MC A symbiogenetic basis for the centrosome? SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 23-31	4	5	10	55
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5241	4715 Loffelhardt W, von Haeseler A, Schleiff E The beta-barrel shaped polypeptide transporter, an old concept for precursor protein transfer across membranes SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 33-42	1	11	13	74
5242	4716 Konig H, Frohlich J, Li L, Wenzel M, Berchtold M, et al. The flagellates of the Australian termite Mastotermes darwiniensis: Identification of their symbiotic bacteria and cellulases SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 51-65	2	2	19	80
5243	4717 Wier AM, MacAllister J, Margulis L Hibernacular behavior of spirochetes inside membrane-bounded vesicles of the termite protist Staurojoenina assimilisle SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 75-83	5	5	10	22
5244	4718 Kovacevic G, Zeljezic D, Horvatin K, Kalafatic M Morphological features and comet assay of green and brown hydra treated with aluminium SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 145-152	1	3	1	43
5245	4719 Gontier N Universal symbiogenesis: An alternative to universal selectionist accounts of evolution SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 167-181	2	3	8	78
5246	4923 Stock SP, Blair HG Nematode-bacterium symbioses: Crossing kingdom and disciplinary boundaries SYMBIOSIS. 2008; 46 (2): 61-64	0	1	1	16
5247	4924 Atibalentja N, Noel GR Bacterial endosymbionts of plant-parasitic nematodes SYMBIOSIS. 2008; 46 (2): 87-93	0	0	3	69
5248	5084 Margulis L, Maniotis A, MacAllister J, Scythes J, Brorson O, et al. Spirochete round bodies Syphilis, Lyme disease & AIDS: Resurgence of "the great imitator"? SYMBIOSIS. 2009; 47 (1): 51-58	6	6	3	36
5249	5085 Minic Z Organisms of deep sea hydrothermal vents as a source for studying adaptation and evolution SYMBIOSIS. 2009; 47 (3): 121-132	0	1	7	111
5250	5086 Sano A, Watanabe M, Nakajima T Adaptive characteristics of a ciliate Tetrahymena thermophila in endosymbiotic association with a green alga Chlorella vulgaris derived in a long-term microcosm culture SYMBIOSIS. 2009; 47 (3): 151-160	0	0	3	30
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5251	5219 Wouters J, Raven JA, Minnhagen S, Janson S The luggage hypothesis: Comparisons of two phototrophic hosts with nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria and implications for analogous life strategies for kleptoplastids/secondary symbiosis in dinoflagellates SYMBIOSIS. 2009 OCT; 49 (2): 61-70	0	4	6	102
5252	5383 Stock SP, Bordenstein SR, Odden J, Oldenburg D, Reznikoff W, et al. Symbiosis instruction: considerations from the education workshop at the 6th ISS Congress SYMBIOSIS. 2010 JUL; 51 (1): 67-73	0	0	1	13
5253	5532 Six DL, Poulsen M, Hansen AK, Wingfield MJ, Roux J, et al. Anthropogenic effects on interaction outcomes: examples from insect-microbial symbioses in forest and savanna ecosystems SYMBIOSIS. 2011 JUN; 53 (3): 101-121	0	0	7	229
5254	938 MARGULIS L Symbiosis in Cell Evolution: Microbial Communities in the Archean and Proterozoic Eons SYMBIOSIS CELL EVOLU. 1981;	794	794	0	0
5255	2230 MARGULIS L Symbiosis in Cell Evolution: Microbial Communities in the Archean and Proterozoic Eons SYMBIOSIS CELL EVOLU. 1993;	273	273	0	0
5256	1956 MARGULIS L, Fester R Symbiosis as a Source of Evolutionary Innovation: Speciation and Morphogenesis SYMBIOSIS SOURCE EVO. 1991;	183	183	0	0
5257	2997 MARGULIS L Symbiotic Planet: A New Look at Evolution SYMBIOTIC PLANET NEW. 1998;	119	119	0	0
5258	1047 CAVALIERSMITH T THE EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN AND PHYLOGENY OF EUKARYOTE FLAGELLA SYMPOSIA OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY. 1982; (35): 465-493	6	0	18	77
5259	1048 HEATH IB, HEATH MC, HERR F MOTILE SYSTEMS IN FUNGI SYMPOSIA OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY. 1982; (35): 563-587	0	0	2	63
5260	405 MARGULIS L Symbiotic theory of the origin of eukaryotic organelles: criterira for proof SYMPOSIA OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY: SYMBIOSIS. 1975; 29: 21-38	66	66	0	0
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5261	3960 Thomson DW, Commeureuc AGJ, Berlin S, Murphy JA Efficient route to the pineal hormone melatonin by radical-based indole synthesis SYNTHETIC COMMUNICATIONS. 2003; 33 (20): 3631-3641	0	9	2	25
5262	1428 SEARCY DG SOME FEATURES OF THERMO-ACIDOPHILIC ARCHAEBACTERIA PREADAPTIVE FOR THE EVOLUTION OF EUKARYOTIC CELLS SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 7 (2-3): 198-201	3	12	5	10
5263	1915 TRINKERL M, BREUNIG A, SCHAUDER R, KONIG H DESULFOVIBRIO-TERMITIDIS SP-NOV, A CARBOHYDRATE-DEGRADING SULFATE- REDUCING BACTERIUM FROM THE HINDGUT OF A TERMITE SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 1990 OCT; 13 (4): 372-377	4	34	3	48
5264	2722 Berchtold M, Konig H Phylogenetic analysis and in situ identification of uncultivated spirochetes from the hindgut of the termite Mastotermes darwiniensis SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 1996 MAR; 19 (1): 66-73	12	26	6	35
5265	4871 Aguilera A, Zettler E, Gomez F, Amaral-Zettler L, Rodriguez N, et al. Distribution and seasonal variability in the benthic eukaryotic community of Rio Tinto (SW, Spain), an acidic, high metal extreme environment SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 2007 NOV; 30 (7): 531-546	1	16	2	46
5266	2341 TAYLOR JW, BOWMAN BH, BERBEE ML, WHITE TJ FUNGAL MODEL ORGANISMS - PHYLOGENETICS OF SACCHAROMYCES, ASPERGILLUS, AND NEUROSPORA SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1993 DEC; 42 (4): 440-457	1	21	7	114
5267	2342 SANDERSON MJ, BALDWIN BG, BHARATHAN G, CAMPBELL CS, VONDOHLEN C, et al. THE GROWTH OF PHYLOGENETIC INFORMATION AND THE NEED FOR A PHYLOGENETIC DATA-BASE SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1993 DEC; 42 (4): 562-568	0	43	1	33
5268	2570 MIYAMOTO MM, FITCH WM TESTING SPECIES PHYLOGENIES AND PHYLOGENETIC METHODS WITH CONGRUENCE SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1995 MAR; 44 (1): 64-76	2	368	3	67
5269	2936 Lutzoni FM Phylogeny of lichen- and non-lichen-forming omphalinoid mushrooms and the utility of testing for combinability among multiple data sets SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1997 SEP; 46 (3): 373-406	0	76	3	84
5270	3284 Blackwell WH, Powell MJ Reconciling kingdoms with codes of nomenclature: Is it necessary? SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1999 JUN; 48 (2): 406-412	3	7	17	67
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5271	3709 Brown JR Genomic and phylogenetic perspectives on the evolution of prokaryotes SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 2001 AUG; 50 (4): 497-512	4	19	12	101
5272	3710 Cohan FM Bacterial species and speciation SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 2001 AUG; 50 (4): 513-524	1	112	2	87
5273	54 MARGULIS L, MARGULIS TN A NOTE ON EQUIVALENCE OF CHARACTERS - PHENETICIST VS PHYLOGENETICIST SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1968; 17 (4): 477-&	3	3	1	5
5274	80 COLLESS DH A NOTE ON EQUIVALENCE OF CHARACTERS AND NUMBERS OF CHARACTERS NEEDED SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1969; 18 (4): 455-&	0	2	1	6
5275	129 DODSON EO KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1971; 20 (3): 265-&	10	12	4	108
5276	234 VALENTIN.JW COELOMATE SUPERPHYLA SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1973; 22 (2): 97-102	2	37	3	21
5277	305 CORLISS JO CHANGING WORLD OF CILIATE SYSTEMATICS - HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF PAST EFFORTS AND A NEWLY PROPOSED PHYLOGENETIC SCHEME OF CLASSIFICATION FOR PROTISTAN PHYLUM CILIOPHORA SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1974; 23 (1): 91-138	7	67	2	229
5278	734 WILEY EO ANNOTATED LINNAEAN HIERARCHY, WITH COMMENTS ON NATURAL TAXA AND COMPETING SYSTEMS SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1979; 28 (3): 308-337	1	125	1	57
5279	1518 TAYLOR FJR, SARJEANT WAS, FENSOME RA, WILLIAMS GL STANDARDIZATION OF NOMENCLATURE IN FLAGELLATE GROUPS TREATED BY BOTH THE BOTANICAL AND ZOOLOGICAL CODES OF NOMENCLATURE SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1987 MAR; 36 (1): 79-85	5	6	1	15
5280	4278 Casey D, Brugha C Implications of knowledge economy for citizens: An empirical exploration SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND ACTION RESEARCH. 2004 DEC; 17 (6): 557-571	0	0	2	70
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5281	1502 FRANKLIN S A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY INTO THE GEOMETRY OF KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 1987; 4 (3): 187-201	0	1	1	41
5282	1627 WOOD FB THE NEED FOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH ON GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 1988; 5 (3): 225-240	0	7	1	170
5283	2604 CORNING PA SYNERGY AND SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE EVOLUTION OF COMPLEX-SYSTEMS SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 1995 JUN; 12 (2): 89-121	5	26	9	142
5284	2937 Mingers J Systems typologies in the light of autopoiesis: A reconceptualization of Boulding's hierarchy, and a typology of self-referential systems SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1997 SEP-OCT; 14 (5): 303-313	0	8	2	35
5285	3125 Corning PA, Kline SJ Thermodynamics, information and life revisited, Part II: 'Thermoeconomics' and 'control information' SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1998 NOV-DEC; 15 (6): 453-482	2	11	4	156
5286	3216 Frandberg T Experiences of applying general living systems theory SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1999 JAN-FEB; 16 (1): 81-100	0	0	1	20
5287	3787 Corning PA 'Devolution' as an opportunity to test the "synergism hypothesis' and a cybernetic theory of political systems SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2002 JAN-FEB; 19 (1): 3-26	0	1	5	92
5288	4060 Goerner SJ Integral science: Rethinking civilization using the learning universe lens SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2003 JUL-AUG; 20 (4): 339-358	0	1	1	10
5289	4428 Frandberg T Living Systems and its philosophy considered at the level of the earth SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2005 SEP-OCT; 22 (5): 373-383	0	0	1	18
5290	5356 Glassop LI The SOP Model of Change as a New Way of Looking at Causality SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2010 MAY-JUN; 27 (3): 349-354	0	0	1	18
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5292	486 TAYLOR FJR AUTOGENOUS THEORIES FOR ORIGIN OF EUKARYOTES TAXON. 1976; 25 (4): 377-390	38	47	20	51
5293	487 MARGULIS L THEME (MITOTIC CELL-DIVISION) AND VARIATIONS (PROTISTS) - IMPLICATIONS FOR HIGHER TAXA TAXON. 1976; 25 (4): 391-403	10	10	9	39
5294	488 EDWARDS P CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS INTO HIGHER TAXA BASED ON CYTOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CRITERIA TAXON. 1976; 25 (5-6): 529-542	12	15	10	94
5295	568 PHILLIPS DO, CARR NG NUCLEIC-ACID ANALYSIS AND ENDOSYMBIOTIC HYPOTHESIS TAXON. 1977; 26 (1): 3-42	7	10	28	194
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5298	1049 TAYLOR TN THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A PALEOBOTANICAL PERSPECTIVE TAXON. 1982; 31 (2): 155-177	2	32	4	97
5299	1171 LOWRY JB, LEE DW THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A REPLY TAXON. 1983; 32 (1): 101-103	0	2	4	23
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1954 MARGULIS L, NAULT L, SIEBURTH JM

CRISTISPIRA FROM OYSTER STYLES - COMPLEX MORPHOLOGY OF LARGE SYMBIOTIC SPIROCHETES

SYMBIOSIS. 1991; 11 (1): 1-17

5202

1955 OHTAKA C, ISHIKAWA H

EFFECTS OF HEAT-TREATMENT ON THE SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM OF AN APHID MYCETOCYTE

SYMBIOSIS. 1991; 11 (1): 19-30

5203

2226 SAFFO MB

COMING TO TERMS WITH A FIELD - WORDS AND CONCEPTS IN SYMBIOSIS

SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 14 (1-3): 17-31

5204

2227 REISSER W

SYMBIOSIS REDEFINED - SYMBIOTIC FEATURES OF VIRUS-HOST-INTERACTIONS

SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 14 (1-3): 83-86

5205

2228 KHAKHINA L

EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF SYMBIOSIS - DEVELOPMENT OF THE SYMBIOGENESIS CONCEPT

SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 14 (1-3): 217-228

5206

2229 KORZHENEVSKAYA TG, BAULINA OI, GORELOVA OA, LOBACOVA ES, BUTENKO RG, et al.

ARTIFICIAL SYNCYANOSES - THE POTENTIAL FOR MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF NATURAL SYMBIOSES

SYMBIOSIS. 1993; 15 (1-2): 77-103

5207

2387 KIRBY H, MARGULIS L

KIRBY,HAROLD SYMBIONTS OF TERMITES - KARYOMASTIGONT REPRODUCTION AND CALONYMPHID TAXONOMY

SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 16 (1): 7-63

5208

2388 SAPP J

SYMBIOSIS AND DISCIPLINARY DEMARCATIONS - THE BOUNDARIES OF THE ORGANISM

SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 17 (2-3): 91-115

5209

2389 ZOOK D

INTEGRATING SYMBIOSIS INTO MAINSTREAM SCIENCE-EDUCATION - PENETRATING THE CURRICULAR MEMBRANE

SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 17 (2-3): 117-126

5210

2390 FAHSELT D

CARBON METABOLISM IN LICHENS

SYMBIOSIS. 1994; 17 (2-3): 127-182

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5211

2543 DUVAL B, MARGULIS L

THE MICROBIAL COMMUNITY OF OPHRYDIUM VERSATILE COLONIES - ENDOSYMBIONTS, RESIDENTS, AND TENANTS

SYMBIOSIS. 1995; 18 (3): 181-210

5212

2544 SHOSTAK S, KOLLURI V

SYMBIOGENETIC ORIGINS OF CNIDARIAN CNIDOCYSTS

SYMBIOSIS. 1995; 19 (1): 1-29

5213

2685 Heldal M

Polyphosphate bodies aligned along the anterior axoneme of the Cryptomonad rhodomonas lacustris: Possible relevance to symbiotic origin of undulipodia

SYMBIOSIS. 1996; 21 (1): 1-7

5214

2686 Mathieu LG, Sonea S

Review of the unique mode of evolution of bacteria: An opinion

SYMBIOSIS. 1996; 21 (3): 199-207

5215

2852 Dolan M, Margulis L

Staurojoenina and other symbionts in Neotermes from San Salvador Island, Bahamas

SYMBIOSIS. 1997; 22 (3): 229-239

5216

2993 Margulis L, Dolan M

Not all symbioses are microbial: Newfoundland's whales and fossils - Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada, July 11-15, 1997

SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 24 (1): 173-178

5217

2994 Sara M, Bavestrello G, Cattaneo-Vietti R, Cerrano C

Endosymbiosis in sponges: Relevance for epigenesis and evolution

SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 25 (1-3): 57-70

5218

2995 Schulz B, Guske S, Dammann U, Boyle C

Endophyte-host interactions. II. Defining symbiosis of the endophyte- host interaction

SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 25 (1-3): 213-227

5219

2996 Zook D

Symbiosis education: The challenge before us

SYMBIOSIS. 1998; 25 (1-3): 349-355

5220

3197 Rosati G

Epixenosomes: Symbionts of the hypotrich ciliate Euplotidium itoi

SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (1): 1-23

Date / Author / Journal

5221

Karyotypic fission theory applied - Kinetochore reproduction and lemur evolution

SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (2): 123-141

5222

3199 Richardson SL, Rutzler K

Bacterial endosymbionts in the agglutinating foraminiferan Spiculidendron corallicolum Rutzler and Richardson, 1996

SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (4): 299-312

5223

3200 Jaspars EMJ

Single-stranded RNA viruses of plants reminiscent of early RNA endosymbionts

SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 26 (4): 327-345

5224

3201 Feinberg L, Jorgensen J, Haselton A, Pitt A, Rudner R, et al.

Arthromitus (Bacillus cereus) symbionts in the cockroach Blaberus giganteus: Dietary influences on bacterial development and population density

SYMBIOSIS. 1999; 27 (2): 109-123

5225

3416 Wouters J, Janson S, Bergman B

The effect of exogenous carbohydrates on nitrogen fixation and hetR expression in Nostoc PCC 9229 forming symbiosis with Gunnera

SYMBIOSIS. 2000; 28 (1): 63-76

5226

3417 Dolan MF

Antibiotics remove Caduceia versatilis from the Cryptotermes cavifrons (Kalotermitidae : Isoptera) hindgut and increase production of calcium- rich crystals

SYMBIOSIS. 2000; 28 (4): 277-289

5227

3598 Barbieri E, Potenza L, Stocchi V

Molecular characterization of cellulosolytic-chitinolytic bacteria associated with fruitbodies of the ectomycorrhizal fungus Tuber borchii Vittad.

SYMBIOSIS. 2001; 30 (2-3): 123-139

5228

3599 Liaimer A, Matveyev A, Bergman B

Isolation of host plant induced cDNAs from Nostoc sp strain PCC 9229 forming symbiosis with the angiosperm Gunnera spp.

SYMBIOSIS. 2001; 31 (4): 293-307

5229

3778 Gastrich MD, Anderson OR

Experimentally-induced association between two protists: Physarum polycephalum (Mycetozoa) and Chlorella pyrenoidosa (Chlorophyceae)

SYMBIOSIS. 2002; 33 (2): 175-190

5230

3779 Nardon P, Lefevre C, Delobel B, Charles H, Heddi A

Occurrence of endosymbiosis in Dryophthoridae weevils: Cytological insights into bacterial symbiotic structures

SYMBIOSIS. 2002; 33 (3): 227-241

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

5231

4148 Wier AM, Dolan MF, Margulis L

Cortical symbionts and hydrogenosomes of the amitochondriate protist Staurojoenina assimilis

SYMBIOSIS. 2004; 36 (2): 153-168

5232

4149 Melnitsky H, Margulis L

Centrosomal proteins in termite symbionts: Gamma-tubulin and scleroderma antibodies bind rotation zone of Caduceia versatilis

SYMBIOSIS. 2004; 37 (1-3): 323-333

5233

4150 Hirsch AM

Plant-microbe symbioses: A continuum from commensalism to parasitism

SYMBIOSIS. 2004; 37 (1-3): 345-363

5234

4507 Todoriki M, Urabe I

Induced symbiosis: Distinctive Escherichia coli-Dictyostelium discoideum transferable co-cultures on agar

SYMBIOSIS. 2006; 42 (3): 135-139

5235

4709 Margulis L, Chapman MJ, Dolan MF

Eukaryosis: Phagocytosis and hydrogenases

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 43 (3): 161-163

5236

4710 Margulis L, Chapman M, Dolan MF

Semes for analysis of evolution: de Duve's peroxisomes and Meyer's hydrogenases in the sulphurous Proterozoic eon

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 43 (3): 164-166

5237

4711 Margulis L

Our discipline comes of age - Foreword to Symbiosis volume 44

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): II-IV

5238

4712 Villarreal LP

Virus-host symbiosis mediated by persistence

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 1-9

104

5239

4713 Ryan FP

Viruses as symbionts

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 11-21

5240

4714 Chapman M, Alliegro MC

A symbiogenetic basis for the centrosome?

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 23-31

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

5241

4715 Loffelhardt W, von Haeseler A, Schleiff E

The beta-barrel shaped polypeptide transporter, an old concept for precursor protein transfer across membranes

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 33-42

5242

4716 Konig H, Frohlich J, Li L, Wenzel M, Berchtold M, et al.

The flagellates of the Australian termite Mastotermes darwiniensis: Identification of their symbiotic bacteria and cellulases

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 51-65

5243

4717 Wier AM, MacAllister J, Margulis L

Hibernacular behavior of spirochetes inside membrane-bounded vesicles of the termite protist Staurojoenina assimilisle

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 75-83

5244

4718 Kovacevic G, Zeljezic D, Horvatin K, Kalafatic M

Morphological features and comet assay of green and brown hydra treated with aluminium

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 145-152

5245

4719 Gontier N

Universal symbiogenesis: An alternative to universal selectionist accounts of evolution

SYMBIOSIS. 2007; 44 (1-3): 167-181

5246

4923 Stock SP, Blair HG

Nematode-bacterium symbioses: Crossing kingdom and disciplinary boundaries

SYMBIOSIS. 2008; 46 (2): 61-64

5247

4924 Atibalentja N, Noel GR

Bacterial endosymbionts of plant-parasitic nematodes

SYMBIOSIS. 2008; 46 (2): 87-93

5248

5084 Margulis L, Maniotis A, MacAllister J, Scythes J, Brorson O, et al.

Spirochete round bodies Syphilis, Lyme disease & AIDS: Resurgence of "the great imitator"?

SYMBIOSIS. 2009; 47 (1): 51-58

5249

5085 Minic Z

Organisms of deep sea hydrothermal vents as a source for studying adaptation and evolution

SYMBIOSIS. 2009; 47 (3): 121-132

111

5250

5086 Sano A, Watanabe M, Nakajima T

Adaptive characteristics of a ciliate Tetrahymena thermophila in endosymbiotic association with a green alga Chlorella vulgaris derived in a long-term microcosm culture

SYMBIOSIS. 2009; 47 (3): 151-160

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

5251

5219 Wouters J, Raven JA, Minnhagen S, Janson S

The luggage hypothesis: Comparisons of two phototrophic hosts with nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria and implications for analogous life strategies for kleptoplastids/secondary symbiosis in dinoflagellates

SYMBIOSIS. 2009 OCT; 49 (2): 61-70

102

5252

5383 Stock SP, Bordenstein SR, Odden J, Oldenburg D, Reznikoff W, et al.

Symbiosis instruction: considerations from the education workshop at the 6th ISS Congress

SYMBIOSIS. 2010 JUL; 51 (1): 67-73

5253

5532 Six DL, Poulsen M, Hansen AK, Wingfield MJ, Roux J, et al.

Anthropogenic effects on interaction outcomes: examples from insect-microbial symbioses in forest and savanna ecosystems

SYMBIOSIS. 2011 JUN; 53 (3): 101-121

229

5254

938 MARGULIS L

Symbiosis in Cell Evolution: Microbial Communities in the Archean and Proterozoic Eons

SYMBIOSIS CELL EVOLU. 1981;

794

5255

2230 MARGULIS L

Symbiosis in Cell Evolution: Microbial Communities in the Archean and Proterozoic Eons

SYMBIOSIS CELL EVOLU. 1993;

273

5256

1956 MARGULIS L, Fester R

Symbiosis as a Source of Evolutionary Innovation: Speciation and Morphogenesis

SYMBIOSIS SOURCE EVO. 1991;

183

5257

2997 MARGULIS L

Symbiotic Planet: A New Look at Evolution

SYMBIOTIC PLANET NEW. 1998;

119

5258

1047 CAVALIERSMITH T

THE EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN AND PHYLOGENY OF EUKARYOTE FLAGELLA

SYMPOSIA OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY. 1982; (35): 465-493

5259

1048 HEATH IB, HEATH MC, HERR F

MOTILE SYSTEMS IN FUNGI

SYMPOSIA OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY. 1982; (35): 563-587

5260

405 MARGULIS L

Symbiotic theory of the origin of eukaryotic organelles: criterira for proof

SYMPOSIA OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY: SYMBIOSIS. 1975; 29: 21-38

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

5261

3960 Thomson DW, Commeureuc AGJ, Berlin S, Murphy JA

Efficient route to the pineal hormone melatonin by radical-based indole synthesis

SYNTHETIC COMMUNICATIONS. 2003; 33 (20): 3631-3641

5262

1428 SEARCY DG

SOME FEATURES OF THERMO-ACIDOPHILIC ARCHAEBACTERIA PREADAPTIVE FOR THE EVOLUTION OF EUKARYOTIC CELLS

SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 7 (2-3): 198-201

5263

1915 TRINKERL M, BREUNIG A, SCHAUDER R, KONIG H

DESULFOVIBRIO-TERMITIDIS SP-NOV, A CARBOHYDRATE-DEGRADING SULFATE- REDUCING BACTERIUM FROM THE HINDGUT OF A TERMITE

SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 1990 OCT; 13 (4): 372-377

5264

2722 Berchtold M, Konig H

Phylogenetic analysis and in situ identification of uncultivated spirochetes from the hindgut of the termite Mastotermes darwiniensis

SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 1996 MAR; 19 (1): 66-73

5265

4871 Aguilera A, Zettler E, Gomez F, Amaral-Zettler L, Rodriguez N, et al.

Distribution and seasonal variability in the benthic eukaryotic community of Rio Tinto (SW, Spain), an acidic, high metal extreme environment

SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY. 2007 NOV; 30 (7): 531-546

5266

2341 TAYLOR JW, BOWMAN BH, BERBEE ML, WHITE TJ

FUNGAL MODEL ORGANISMS - PHYLOGENETICS OF SACCHAROMYCES, ASPERGILLUS, AND NEUROSPORA

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1993 DEC; 42 (4): 440-457

114

5267

2342 SANDERSON MJ, BALDWIN BG, BHARATHAN G, CAMPBELL CS, VONDOHLEN C, et al.

THE GROWTH OF PHYLOGENETIC INFORMATION AND THE NEED FOR A PHYLOGENETIC DATA-BASE

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1993 DEC; 42 (4): 562-568

5268

2570 MIYAMOTO MM, FITCH WM

TESTING SPECIES PHYLOGENIES AND PHYLOGENETIC METHODS WITH CONGRUENCE

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1995 MAR; 44 (1): 64-76

368

5269

2936 Lutzoni FM

Phylogeny of lichen- and non-lichen-forming omphalinoid mushrooms and the utility of testing for combinability among multiple data sets

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1997 SEP; 46 (3): 373-406

5270

3284 Blackwell WH, Powell MJ

Reconciling kingdoms with codes of nomenclature: Is it necessary?

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 1999 JUN; 48 (2): 406-412

Date / Author / Journal

5271

Genomic and phylogenetic perspectives on the evolution of prokaryotes

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 2001 AUG; 50 (4): 497-512

101

5272

3710 Cohan FM

Bacterial species and speciation

SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 2001 AUG; 50 (4): 513-524

112

5273

54 MARGULIS L, MARGULIS TN

A NOTE ON EQUIVALENCE OF CHARACTERS - PHENETICIST VS PHYLOGENETICIST

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1968; 17 (4): 477-&

5274

80 COLLESS DH

A NOTE ON EQUIVALENCE OF CHARACTERS AND NUMBERS OF CHARACTERS NEEDED

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1969; 18 (4): 455-&

5275

129 DODSON EO

KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1971; 20 (3): 265-&

108

5276

234 VALENTIN.JW

COELOMATE SUPERPHYLA

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1973; 22 (2): 97-102

5277

305 CORLISS JO

CHANGING WORLD OF CILIATE SYSTEMATICS - HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF PAST EFFORTS AND A NEWLY PROPOSED PHYLOGENETIC SCHEME OF CLASSIFICATION FOR PROTISTAN PHYLUM CILIOPHORA

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1974; 23 (1): 91-138

229

5278

734 WILEY EO

ANNOTATED LINNAEAN HIERARCHY, WITH COMMENTS ON NATURAL TAXA AND COMPETING SYSTEMS

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1979; 28 (3): 308-337

125

5279

1518 TAYLOR FJR, SARJEANT WAS, FENSOME RA, WILLIAMS GL

STANDARDIZATION OF NOMENCLATURE IN FLAGELLATE GROUPS TREATED BY BOTH THE BOTANICAL AND ZOOLOGICAL CODES OF NOMENCLATURE

SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY. 1987 MAR; 36 (1): 79-85

5280

4278 Casey D, Brugha C

Implications of knowledge economy for citizens: An empirical exploration

SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND ACTION RESEARCH. 2004 DEC; 17 (6): 557-571

Date / Author / Journal

5281

A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY INTO THE GEOMETRY OF KNOWLEDGE

SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 1987; 4 (3): 187-201

5282

1627 WOOD FB

THE NEED FOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH ON GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE

SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 1988; 5 (3): 225-240

170

5283

2604 CORNING PA

SYNERGY AND SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE EVOLUTION OF COMPLEX-SYSTEMS

SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 1995 JUN; 12 (2): 89-121

142

5284

2937 Mingers J

Systems typologies in the light of autopoiesis: A reconceptualization of Boulding's hierarchy, and a typology of self-referential systems

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1997 SEP-OCT; 14 (5): 303-313

5285

3125 Corning PA, Kline SJ

Thermodynamics, information and life revisited, Part II: 'Thermoeconomics' and 'control information'

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1998 NOV-DEC; 15 (6): 453-482

156

5286

3216 Frandberg T

Experiences of applying general living systems theory

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 1999 JAN-FEB; 16 (1): 81-100

5287

3787 Corning PA

'Devolution' as an opportunity to test the "synergism hypothesis' and a cybernetic theory of political systems

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2002 JAN-FEB; 19 (1): 3-26

5288

4060 Goerner SJ

Integral science: Rethinking civilization using the learning universe lens

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2003 JUL-AUG; 20 (4): 339-358

5289

4428 Frandberg T

Living Systems and its philosophy considered at the level of the earth

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2005 SEP-OCT; 22 (5): 373-383

5290

5356 Glassop LI

The SOP Model of Change as a New Way of Looking at Causality

SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE. 2010 MAY-JUN; 27 (3): 349-354

Date / Author / Journal

5291

ECOLOGICAL SPECIES, MULTISPECIES, AND OAKS

TAXON. 1976; 25 (2-3): 233-239

251

5292

486 TAYLOR FJR

AUTOGENOUS THEORIES FOR ORIGIN OF EUKARYOTES

TAXON. 1976; 25 (4): 377-390

5293

487 MARGULIS L

THEME (MITOTIC CELL-DIVISION) AND VARIATIONS (PROTISTS) - IMPLICATIONS FOR HIGHER TAXA

TAXON. 1976; 25 (4): 391-403

5294

488 EDWARDS P

CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS INTO HIGHER TAXA BASED ON CYTOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CRITERIA

TAXON. 1976; 25 (5-6): 529-542

5295

568 PHILLIPS DO, CARR NG

NUCLEIC-ACID ANALYSIS AND ENDOSYMBIOTIC HYPOTHESIS

TAXON. 1977; 26 (1): 3-42

194

5296

652 BOLD HC, CRONQUIST A, JEFFREY C, JOHNSON LAS, MARGULIS L, et al.

PROPOSAL (10) TO SUBSTITUTE TERM PHYLUM FOR DIVISION FOR GROUPS TREATED AS PLANTS

TAXON. 1978; 27 (1): 121-122

5297

823 LOWRY B, HEBANT C, LEE D

THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A NEW LOOK AT AN OLD PROBLEM

TAXON. 1980; 29 (2-3): 183-197

5298

1049 TAYLOR TN

THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A PALEOBOTANICAL PERSPECTIVE

TAXON. 1982; 31 (2): 155-177

5299

1171 LOWRY JB, LEE DW

THE ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - A REPLY

TAXON. 1983; 32 (1): 101-103

5300

1859 CHRISTENSEN T

PLANTS, ANIMALS, ALGAE AND FUNGI, 4 NONTAXONOMIC GROUP DESIGNATIONS

TAXON. 1990 FEB; 39 (1): 93-94

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