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A protist is any single-celled or simple multicellular organism with a nucleus that isn't an animal, plant, or fungus, encompassing a diverse group of amoebae, algae, and other forms of microscopic life. Protists matter because they represent the evolutionary bridge from which animals, plants, and fungi all evolved, and they play important roles in aquatic ecosystems and food chains.
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原生生物(げんせいせいぶつ、Protist)とは、生物の分類の一つで、真核生物のうち、菌界にも植物界にも動物界にも属さない生物の総称である。もともとは、真核で単細胞の生物、および、多細胞でも組織化の程度の低い生物をまとめるグループとして考えられたものである。いくつかの分類体系の中に認められているが、その場合も単系統とは考えておらず、現在では認めないことが多い。
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