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• W3089016764 abstract "Testate amoebae are a highly diverse and polyphyletic group of heterotrophic, free-living amoeboid protists that consist of a single cell enclosed within a shell, or test. These organisms inhabit a broad range of habitats, including lakes, ponds, rivers, bogs, wetlands, and peatlands, where they prey on bacteria, algae, other protists, and in some cases small micrometazoans. One group of testate amoebae produce the test out of overlapping siliceous plates that are formed individually within the cell and then secreted and glued together to make an organized shell. Upon amoebae death, the siliceous plates can accumulate in lake sediments and become part of the fossil record. The goals of the current study were to document the concentrations of siliceous plate morphotypes in waterbodies along the east coast of North America, examine distributional patterns, and determine the relationships between environmental variables and abundances of plates. Seven siliceous plate morphotypes representing remains of testate amoebae belonging largely to the Order Euglyphida were enumerated in surface sediments from 125 waterbodies situated from North Carolina, USA, to Newfoundland, Canada. Circular-shaped plates were the most widely distributed morphotype, found in 95% of the waterbodies, and along with oval-shaped plates, they accounted for 75% of all specimens enumerated. Other plate morphotypes, including quadrangular, rectangular, rhomboidal, and scutiform, were also common, and all morphotypes exhibited distinctive distribution patterns. We used best subset regression to evaluate the relationships between environmental variables and the concentration of plates/dry mass of sediment and to assess differences among sites. Water depth and pH were consistently shown to explain the most variation in testate plate abundance. Concentrations of potassium and sulfate were of lesser importance. Higher concentrations of siliceous plates were found in shallow and acidic waterbodies, indicating the possibility of reconstructing estimates of these 2 variables in ancient waterbodies." @default.
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• W3089016764 title "Abundance and distribution of testate amoebae bearing siliceous plates in freshwater lakes and ponds along the east coast of North America: Importance of water depth and pH" @default.
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