Cluster with contractile stalks

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RogelioMoreno
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Cluster with contractile stalks

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I found this; but I do not know the exact ID.

Nikon Plan Fluor 100x/1.3 oil, DIC, flash, 50D
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Post by Charles Krebs »

Rogelio,

Wonderful shots of the contractile stalk. Excellent. (Super 100X quality!)

Possibly Zoothamnium or Carchesium. A few years ago I photographed something similar, and if you look at the ID discussion there (by folks who are better than I am in regards to ID) you may pick up some points that will help you determine what these are.
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... php?t=6222

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Post by ABEL »

Wow Rogelio ¡

Very nice High quality ¡.

I have never seen a spiral as this one ¡¡

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Excellent :D :D
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Post by RogelioMoreno »

Charles,

Possibly Zoothamnium or Carchesium as you said; but I am not sure. Maybe Martin could help with the ID.

Thank you for your words, coming from you is an honor.

Rogelio

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Post by RogelioMoreno »

Abel,

Thank you for your comments. It is the first time that I see this specimen.

Rogelio

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Arturo,

Thank you.

Rogelio

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