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The 16 pages that link to Protist, each with the reason it gives.

• EukaryoteNarrower topic: The term gathers much of eukaryotic diversity, especially unicellular lineages.

• MicroorganismBroader topic: Many protists are microscopic, though the group is diverse and not a single evolutionary lineage.

• ProkaryoteCompared with: Many single-celled protists resemble prokaryotes in size but possess nuclei.

• AmoebaRelated: Many amoebas are discussed among protists, though the group is not a single lineage.

• RadiolariaNarrower topic: Radiolarians are single-celled eukaryotes traditionally grouped among protists.

• EuglenaNarrower topic: Euglena is traditionally grouped with protists, a broad and diverse assemblage.

• EuglenozoaNarrower topic: Euglenozoa is one diverse lineage commonly included among protists.

• ExcavataNarrower topic: Many organisms historically assigned to Excavata are unicellular protists.

• ChromistaCompared with: Protist is broader and less formal than kingdom-level Chromista.

• EukaryotaCompared with: The label captures familiar microbial diversity but does not describe a single evolutionary branch.

• IchthyosporeaNarrower topic: Ichthyosporea is commonly described as protistan, though the label does not denote a natural clade.

• ProtozoaRelated: Protozoa have historically been treated as a subset of this broad grouping.

• AphelidaNarrower topic: Aphelids and many of their hosts are unicellular protists.

• Incertae sedisNarrower topic: Many protist lineages have historically had uncertain positions in broader classifications.

• ProtistologyNarrower topic: The organisms protistology investigates are defined by this broad, historically useful grouping.

• Slime moldNarrower topic: Slime molds belong among eukaryotes traditionally grouped as protists.