Leucodictyon

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Leucodictyon
Scientific classification
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Leucodictyon

Grell, 1991
Species:
L. marinum
Binomial name
Leucodictyon marinum
Grell, 1991

Leucodictyon is a genus of cercozoa.

It includes the species Leucodictyon marinum. [1]

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References

  1. "www.nies.go.jp" . Retrieved 2009-06-26.