EUCHLANIS DILATATA (?) It is Lepadella ovalis ¡¡¡

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ABEL
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EUCHLANIS DILATATA (?) It is Lepadella ovalis ¡¡¡

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¡Hola

Es La Primera Vez Que En Este Foro escribo. Usted Disculpe mi pobre Inglés .

Creo Que es Euchlanis rotíferos Una dilatata . Proviene de las Naciones, Unidas Yago . La Fotografía Con this realizada DIC Nomarski fluorita 40x Olympus BX 51 Y El Progreso de la Cámara Jenoptik Con flash. Gracias .

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Post by RogelioMoreno »

Abel,

Wow, excelente fotografia!

Definitivamente tengo que comenzar a realizar ahorros para comprar un juego de DIC para mi Nikon Labophot.

Rogelio

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Post by Craig Gerard »

ABEL,

Impressive! :) (¡Impresionante!) :)

Craig

Quick online translation to English:
Hello

It is the first time that in this forum I write. Excuse my poor English.

I believe that this is Euchlanis rotíferos dilatata A. It stems from the Nations, you United Yago. The Photography With this carried out DIC Nomarski fluorite 40x Olympus BX 51 AND The Progress of the Camera Jenoptik With flash. Thanks.
To use a classic quote from 'Antz' - "I almost know exactly what I'm doing!"

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Post by ABEL »

Hello. Then, is this rotifer euchlanis?...... I believe that it is correct :roll:

Thank you very much

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Post by Marek Mis »

Abel, very, very beautiful image. I've never seen so spectacular photograph of this rotifer. :smt041

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Post by gpmatthews »

Absolutely wonderful image - congratulations!!

...and yes, I also think this is Euchlanis dilatata
Graham

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Post by Martin Kreutz »

Hi Abel,

I know you and your excellent images already from the french forum for microscopy!

Regarding your very nice image I would like to correct the identification. This is not Euchlanis dilata but Lepadella ovalis. My reference is:

Voigt, M. (1957): Rotatoria. Die Rädertiere Mitteleuropas. Bornträger, Berlin. 505 pp

Take a look to page 198.

Wish you a nice evening!

Martin

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Post by ABEL »

¡¡wow¡¡ yes ¡¡. Thank you very much Martin, this is true¡; to identify rotifers and all the microorganisms it is difficult :roll:

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Post by lauriek »

Whatever it is, it is an absolutely stunning shot! Welcome to photomacrography.net! :)

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