The history of the terms prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

Keywords

Biology, Tree of life (biology), Endosymbiosis, Autotroph, Symbiosis

References

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Cited by

• Ellsworth C. Dougherty: A Pioneer in the Selection of Caenorhabditis elegans as a Model OrganismHoward Ferris, W. F. Hieb — 2015
• La transition bimembranées/unimembranées : une révolution au royaume des bactéries ?Damien Aubert — 2013
• The ambiguity of the basic terms related to eukaryotes and the more consistent etymology based on eukaryotic signatures in Asgard archaeaAlexander Pinevich — 2020
• The origin of symbiogenesis: An annotated English translation of Mereschkowsky's 1910 paper on the theory of two plasma lineagesKlaus V. Kowallik, William Martin — 2020
• The discovery of archaea: from observed anomaly to consequential restructuring of the phylogenetic treeMichael Fry — 2024
• Kingdoms, Empires, and DomainsMark A. Ragan — 2023

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