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- W102166102 abstract "Publisher SummaryThis chapter discusses the photosynthesis and the eukaryote tree of life. The first section of the chapter describes eukaryotes. The eukaryotes are an ancient and diverse group of organisms. It is perhaps surprising that they have evolved chloroplasts only once, because this original plastid has spread so widely ever since. The protohost cell would already have been a fully developed eukaryote with all major features that define modern eukaryotes. A discussion on the overview of the eukaryote tree of life is presented. The chapter also discusses Opisthokonts, Amoebozoa, Rhizaria, Archaeplastida, Chromalveolates, Excavates, and Incertae Sedis in detail. The Amoebozoa include several subdivisions of flee-living amoebae, a group of amitochondriate amoeba/amoeboflagellates, and the social amoebas. The chapter briefly describes the eukaryote root. This root potentially divides all eukaryotes into two supergroups—unikonts and bikonts. Oxygenic photosynthesis across the eukaryote tree of life is discussed in detail. Photosynthesis is widespread among eukaryotes as a result of multiple events and a variety of different mechanisms. When lifecycle events or environmental conditions render algal endosymbionts or plastids a cost rather than a benefit, most hosts can probably rapidly reduce their commitment to autotrophy by digesting or egesting their photosynthetic machinery. This nutritional flexibility may be an important adaptation to food variability while maintaining the ability to grow rapidly." @default.
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