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Protista - Determineertabel en korte beschrijvingen van enkele soorten eencelligen.
Introduction to the 'Slime Molds' - Illustrated discussion of the biology and classification of these organisms, which are no longer considered to be fungi and which include three main groups that do not form a clade.
Protista - Beschrijving en foto's van de verschillende type protisten.
Protistan Phyla - Short articles and illustrations of the major groups of protists.
Introduction to the Dinoflagellata - Includes sections on the fossil record, life history and ecology, systematics, and morphology.
Introduction to the Apicomplexa - Discussion of this group of parasitic, pathogenic protists, formerly considered to be Sporozoa but now grouped on the basis of structural features including an apical complex of microtubules within the cell.
Photos of Algae - Images of about 20 genera from the El Eden Ecological Reserve, Mexico.
Protist Images: Chlorophyta - Images and descriptions.
Natuurinformatie - Protisten - Overzicht en beschrijving van een- en weinigcelligen, inclusief wieren, verzorgt door Naturalis.
Wikipedia - Protisten - Indeling en beschrijving van de verschillende takken binnen het rijk van de protisten.

Infusoria - Infusoria is a collective term for minute aquatic creatures like ciliates, euglena, paramecia, protozoa and unicellular algae that exist in freshwater ponds. However, in formal classification a microorganism called infusoria belongs to Kingdom Protista.
Nummulite - | regnum = Protista
Odontostomatida - Odontostomatida is a small order of ciliates, referred to as odontostomes. Ciliates are the most complex protista.
Osmiotroph - Osmiotrophs obtain energy by absorption of organic material from the environment and exhibit extracellular digestion of organic nutrients. They are found primarily in many types of Basal eukaryotes, particularly to the Kingdom Fungi and Kingdom Protista.
List of domesticated fungi and microorganisms - List of Domesticated Organisms from other kingdoms (Fungi, Protista, and Monera)