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Volume 6, 1900 - Issue 31
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XV.—Plankton studies.—II. On Pleodorina illinoisensis, a new species from the plankton of the Illinois river

C.A. Kofoid Ph.D. Illinois Biological Station
Pages 139-156 | Published online: 22 Sep 2009

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M.J. Hobbs. (1972) Eyespot fine structure in Eudorina illinoiensis . British Phycological Journal 7:3, pages 347-355.
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John R. Dolan. (2022) On Charles Atwood Kofoid (1865–1947): The good, the bad, and the ugly. European Journal of Protistology 82, pages 125862.
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Matthew D. Herron & Aurora M. Nedelcu. 2015. Evolutionary Transitions to Multicellular Life. Evolutionary Transitions to Multicellular Life 129 152 .

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