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Micarea synotheoides

Micarea synotheoides (Nyl.) Coppins

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Overview

This catalogue identifies the organism as Micarea synotheoides within Micarea. Explore its classification and the evidence currently available for this record below.

Name and catalogue record
Identity
col:42LTL
Accepted name
Micarea synotheoides

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Observations and connections with other organisms

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Research about this organism

01 · A place in the living world

Classification

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  1. DomainEukaryota (Chatton, 1925) Whittaker & Margulis, 1978
  2. KingdomFungi
  3. PhylumAscomycota
  4. ClassLecanoromycetes
  5. OrderLecanorales
  6. FamilyByssolomataceae
  7. GenusMicarea
  8. SpeciesMicarea synotheoides

02 · From organism to molecules

Genes, genomes and proteins

Connected scientific records

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Source cross-reference

Micarea synotheoides

ncbi_taxonomy:284099 · ena

Unique exact name and rank in ENA; search match, not taxon equivalence

Source version5f07ec78395612e5d0eadb865dca4fde4b753258e2dcb4d85306741d4a30eb45
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Source coverage
  • Protein of the organism: Available
  • Gene of the organism: Source unavailable
  • Sample of the organism: Partial
  • Genome assembly: Available
  • Source cross-reference: Available

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Tools and connections

04 · EcoGenesis

What the available evidence supports

Classification and name provenance.

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Sources and licences

SourceIDLicenceDetails
Catalogue of Life / ChecklistBank42LTL—Source record ↗