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(“dikarya” is a ‘subkingdom’ of ‘fungi’ that includes the phyla ‘ascomycota’ and ‘basidiomycota’, both of which in general produce ‘dikaryons’, may be ‘filamentous’ or ‘unicellular’, but are always without ‘flagella’)
(the ‘dikarya’ are most of the so-called “higher fungi”, but also include many ‘anamorphic species’ that would have been classified as ‘molds’ in historical literature)
(‘phylogenetically’, the 2 phyla regularly group together)
(in a ‘1998 publication’, ‘thomas cavalier-smith’ referred to this group as the ‘neomycota’)
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