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The Antarctic psychrophilic green alga  Chlamy‐domonas  sp.  UWO  241 is an emerging model for studying microbial adaptation to polar environments. However, little is known about its evolutionary history and its phylogenetic relationship with other chlamydomonadalean algae is equivocal. Here, we attempt to clarify the phylogenetic position of  UWO  241, specifically with respect to  Chlamydomonas rau‐densis   SAG  49.72. Contrary to a previous report, we show that  UWO  241 is a distinct species from  SAG  49.72. Our phylogenetic analyses of nuclear and plastid  DNA  sequences reveal that  UWO  241 represents a unique lineage within the Moewusinia clade (sensu Nakada) of the Chlamydomonadales (Chlorophyceae, Chlorophyta), closely affiliated to the marine species  Chlamydomonas parkeae   SAG  24.89.

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Resolving the phylogenetic relationship between  Chlamydomonas  sp.  UWO  241 and  Chlamydomonas raudensis  sag 49.72 (Chlorophyceae) with nuclear and plastid  DNA  sequences