What is a protist?
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Protista, Protoctista, protozoa, algaeAbstract
In the present manuscript, was discussed the use of the term protist, the various system-atic proposals which use the term as kingdom Protista and the unsustainability of the term in the phy-logenetic systematic perspective. Finally, it was support the use of the term only as a didactic resource and restricted to the concept of unicellular eukaryotic organisms.
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