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Plastid genomes of the Rhodophyta and Chromophyta constitute a distinct lineage which differs from that of the Chlorophyta and have a composite phylogenetic origin, perhaps like that of the Euglenophyta

Yves Markowicz, Susan Loiseaux de Goër

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Key concepts: Biology, Plastid, Phylogenetic tree, Lineage (genetic), Chlorophyta, Evolutionary biology, Genome, Phylogenetics

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