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Other eukaryotes

The ecological significance of small, eukaryotic parasites in marine ecosystems (May 2010)

The SGM Council and other companion animals (November 2009)

A century of Toxoplasma gondii research (November 2009)

Protozoa: the most abundant predators on earth (November 2006)

Challenging times for malaria vaccines (February 2006)

Lichens, agents of monumental destruction (August 2003)

Planktonic foraminifera - indicators of climate change (Nov 2002)

Viruses of marine eukaryotic plankton (Nov 2002)

Plankton and the ecological cycles of the oceans (Nov 2002)

Phytoplankton blooms (Nov 2002)

The new SGM Eukaryotic Microbiology Group (Aug 2002)

Signalling in social amoebae (Aug 2002)

Going green - the evolution of photosynthetic eukaryotes (Aug 2002)

Drugs against protozoan diseases (Aug 2002))

Lichens - symbionts and indicators of atmospheric pollution (Aug 2001)

Seaweed defences against bacteria (Aug 2001)

Last updated 26 May 2010