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Chlamydomonadales 
Taxonomic Serial No.: 954926

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 Taxonomy and Nomenclature
       
  Kingdom: Plantae  
  Taxonomic Rank: Order  
  Synonym(s): Volvocales
 
    Chlorococcales
 
    Tetrasporales
 
    Chlorocystidales
 
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  Current Standing: accepted  
       
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  Record Credibility Rating: verified - standards met  
  Global Species Completeness: partial   
  Latest Record Review: 2014   
       

 Taxonomic Hierarchy
       
 KingdomPlantae  – plantes, Planta, Vegetal, plants  
    SubkingdomViridiplantae  – green plants  
       InfrakingdomChlorophyta  – green algae  
          DivisionChlorophyta  – green algae, algues vertes  
             SubdivisionChlorophytina   
                ClassChlorophyceae   
                   OrderChlamydomonadales   
    Direct Children:  
                      FamilyActinochloridaceae   
                      FamilyAsteromonadaceae   
                      FamilyCarteriaceae   
                      FamilyCharaciochloridaceae   
                      FamilyCharaciosiphonaceae   
                      FamilyChlamydomonadaceae   
                      FamilyChlorangiellaceae   
                      FamilyChlorochytriaceae   
                      FamilyChlorococcaceae   
                      FamilyChlorosarcinaceae   
                      FamilyCoccomyxaceae   
                      FamilyCylindrocapsaceae   
                      FamilyDangeardinellaceae   
                      FamilyDictyosphaeriaceae   
                      FamilyDunaliellaceae   
                      FamilyEndosphaeraceae   
                      FamilyGloeocystaceae   
                      FamilyGloeodendraceae   
                      FamilyGoniaceae   
                      FamilyHaematococcaceae   
                      FamilyHormotilaceae   
                      FamilyHypnomonadaceae   
                      FamilyMicractiniaceae   
                      FamilyPalmellaceae   
                      FamilyPalmellopsidaceae   
                      FamilyPhacotaceae   
                      FamilyPleurastraceae   
                      FamilyProtosiphonaceae   
                      FamilyRaciborskiellaceae   
                      FamilyRhopalosolenaceae   
                      FamilyScotiellocystoidaceae   
                      FamilySphaerocystidaceae   
                      FamilySphaerodictyaceae   
                      FamilySpondylomoraceae   
                      FamilyTetrabaenaceae   
                      FamilyTetrasporaceae   
                      FamilyTreubariaceae   
                      FamilyVolvocaceae   
       

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  Source: ITIS & Species 2000 Catalogue of Life Management Hierarchy, 2014, document (version Plantae)  
  Acquired: 2014   
  Notes: M. Ruggiero & D. Gordon, eds. 2014. Consensus Management Hierarchy for the ITIS & Species2000 Catalogue of Life. Contributors: Nicolas Bailly, Thierry Bourgoin, Richard Brusca, Thomas Cavalier-Smith, Daphne Fautin, Dennis Gordon, Gerald Guala, Michael Guiry, Paul Kirk, Elliot Lefkowitz, David Mabberly, David Maddison, Alan Paton, Michael Ruggiero, Peter Stevens, and Brian Tyndall   
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