Difflugia

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Jan l'Amie
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Difflugia

Post by Jan l'Amie »

I found several of this Difflugia kind of Amoeba in the sample but I think they are all empty shells. I have never seen any tentacles.

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Byomic BYO500T microscope /CIOC XDS-1 invert.
Byomic ST-340 stereomicroscope
Olympus BHM Metallurgical Microscope
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Post by Mitch640 »

Nice depth, is it a stack? I can't seem to manage to get all the rocks in focus in a single image.

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Post by Jan l'Amie »

Uh... yes, it's a stack of 4 photo's. :oops:
Byomic BYO500T microscope /CIOC XDS-1 invert.
Byomic ST-340 stereomicroscope
Olympus BHM Metallurgical Microscope
Canon EOS 7D Mark II / Canon MP-E65
Cognisys StackShot
www.ngvm.nl

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Post by arturoag75 »

nice..where did you found it?
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arturo

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Post by Jan l'Amie »

In a pondwater sample from a few kilometers from my house.
Allmost in every drop from the sample I see one or two.
Byomic BYO500T microscope /CIOC XDS-1 invert.
Byomic ST-340 stereomicroscope
Olympus BHM Metallurgical Microscope
Canon EOS 7D Mark II / Canon MP-E65
Cognisys StackShot
www.ngvm.nl

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Post by Ferry »

It might be Difflugia oblonga, but I have to see more shells, hence to the variations in shape. How large is the shell?

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