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Post by curt0909 »

awesome shot!
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Arturo,

Superb image.

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Curt , Rich
many thanks
Arturo

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Post by Bruce Taylor »

That's just an amazing photo. Beautifully done.

Ferry, is there a feature here that rules out the Vannellids? I haven't seen Vannella or its cousins in nature (or Thecamoeba either, for that matter!), but some of the pictures look a lot like this little guy (large hyaline zone, big CV).

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Post by Ecki »

Arturo,

great shot! What was the lens that you used?

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Post by Charles Krebs »

Arturo,

Wow... missed this one earlier. What a magnificent amoeba and photograph!

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Ecki wrote:Arturo,

great shot! What was the lens that you used?

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hi,
i used a leitz pl apo 40 0,75 objective on zeiss Photomicroscope III :lol:
tanks
Arturo

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Charles Krebs wrote:Arturo,

Wow... missed this one earlier. What a magnificent amoeba and photograph!
many thanks Charlie! :wink:
Arturo

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Post by arturoag75 »

..i add this image, not good like the first one but interesting i think..
there is a nematode in its egg ...it'll die before birth :(
best
Arturo
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Post by Ferry »

Hello Bruce,
Ferry, is there a feature here that rules out the Vannellids? I haven't seen Vannella or its cousins in nature (or Thecamoeba either, for that matter!), but some of the pictures look a lot like this little guy (large hyaline zone, big CV).
Sorry, I missed your question about Vannellids! Vannella species are much more flattened and much smaller than Thecamoeba species. They never show the wrinkles and folds of the Thecamoeba.

Ferry

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Post by Bruce Taylor »

Thanks, Ferry. :)

Arturo, the picture with the nematode egg is fascinating.

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..i agree whit you :lol:
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