Furthermore, today I discovered some open water on Sturgeon Creek and armed with a number of containers I scooped up several water, sediment and algae samples. An hour or so at the microscope coughed up a few specimens.
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A Diatom Parade |
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Two pennate diatoms |
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Unknown |
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Unknown |
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Amoeba |
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An algae? |
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A cyanobacteria |
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Unknown |
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Unknown |
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A Filamentous Algae |
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A dead diatom |
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Vorticella (Peritrich ciliate) |
Hi Harry! Thanks for this interesting blog. This image shows a Peritrich ciliate (a Vorticellid), not a rotifer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the correction! My mind was thinking Vorticella as my fingers were typing Rotifer. Not sure what that signifies but at my age I just don't care anymore. :)
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