[Taxacom] resend Kingdom Protista (and Subkingdom Chromista)

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Jason

On 29 October 2015 at 17:45, Michael A. Ivie <mivie at montana.edu> wrote:
> Ken Kinman repeatedly references his own classification, called the Kinman
> System, and posts modifications of it.  Does anyone actually use this?  In
> Web of Science, I find a 1994 reference, and a single citation of it in 20
> years.  Am I missing something?
>
> Mike
>
> On 10/28/2015 8:46 PM, Kenneth Kinman wrote:
>>
>> Hotmail or Taxacom continues to make a mess posting my classifications, so
>> I'll try just one more time.  This is my final attempt.           Hi All,
>> Below I decided to show Kingdom Protista divided into Subkingdoms Protozoa
>> and Chromista. I could also combine Phylum Chlorophyta and Kingdom Metaphyta
>> into a Kingdom Viridiplantae if that consensus would be preferable (but that
>> is a separate issue to be decided later). I am all for a consensus
>> classification, but I just don't think Ruggiero et al. was quite enough of a
>> consensus for the protists (and the Kingdoms that evolved from them).
>> ---------------Ken P.S. It should be noted that the current version of
>> Chromista has become much broader than when Chromista was first proposed
>> decades ago. So much so that I am somewhat reluctant to still call this
>> Subkingdom Chromista (especially with the recent addition of Rhizaria).
>> However, in view of Ruggiero et al.'s continued recognition of a full
>> Kingdom Chromista, they left me with little choice if a true consensus is to
>> be achieved. Anyway, just as there are probably better ways to subdivide
>> Superkingdom Prokaryota (into Negibacteria and Posibacteria, rather than
>> Eubacteria and Archaebacteria), there are also probably better ways to
>> subdivide Kingdom Protista. In each case, I guess I'll just have to try to
>> modify the consensus in two steps instead of one. Hopefully I'll live long
>> enough to see that happen.       -----------------Ken Kinman
>> KINGDOM PROTISTA SUBKINGDOM PROTOZOA% 1   Euglenozoa  2A  Percolozoa  B
>> Loukozoa  C   Metamonada  3A  Amoebozoa  B  Breviatea  C  Apusozoa  D
>> Choanozoa%%             1A Cristidiscoidea             1B {{Fungi}}
>> 2 Ichthyosporea             ? Corallochytrea            3 Filasterea
>> 4 Choanoflagellatea             5 {{Animalia}}    _a_ {{Kingdom FUNGI a.k.a.
>> EUMYCOTA}} (true fungi)   _b_ {{Kingdom ANIMALIA, a.k.a. METAZOA}}  4A
>> Glaucophyta  B  Rhodophyta  C  Chlorophyta%  _a_  {{Kingdom METAPHYTA, a.k.a
>> PLANTAE sensu stricto}} (embryophytes)  5  {{Subkingdom Chromista}}
>> SUBKINGDOM CHROMISTA   1A  Cryptophyta   1B  Haptophyta   2  Rhizaria  3
>> Heterokonta (stramenopiles)  4  Ciliophora  5  Dinozoa (or Dinophyta)  6
>> Sporozoa
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