Large Euglena - eyespot details / ID please?

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Large Euglena - eyespot details / ID please?

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Large Euglena actively changing shape, with very short flagella. Found in pond water.
Is it Euglena ehrenbergi?

(Nikon Plan 100/1,25 / DIC / Panasonic DMC-FX60)
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(Olympus SPlan Apo 40/0,95/ BF / Panasonic DMC-FX60)
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(Nikon Plan 100/1,25 / DIC / Panasonic DMC-FX60)
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(Olympus SPlan Apo 40/0,95/ BF / Panasonic DMC-FX60)
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Post by Mitch640 »

I'm always amazed by the detail you can get from DIC.

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United Euglena, very nice photos and video

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Very nice shots! What are the two oblong inclusions in the last photo?
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Cyclops wrote:Very nice shots! What are the two oblong inclusions in the last photo?
Paramylon bodies (carbohydrate storage).

Great pictures! :) The resolution of the stigma is stunning.

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