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Stylonychia division

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Here a set of pictures that show the division process of a Stylonychia.
The time from the first picture to the last was around 15 minutes.
The body length on the first picture is around 145 microns and 167 microns on the last.

All of them with Nikon TE300, 20x/0.75, DIC and Canon T3i mounted on the front port of the TE300.

I did try to get the maximum dynamic range rotating the Senarmont polarizer.

Hope you enjoy them:

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RogelioMoreno wrote:Hope you enjoy them:
For sure! :D

It's an awesome sequence of top quality images.
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they look SO good :)
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A wonderful series Rogelio. Simply amazing what nature can do.
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Great pictures beautifully illustrating division.
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Rogelio,
Agree with the others 100%, a beautiful sequence of high quality images.
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Thank you very much to all you for your comments. I am happy you have been enyoying them. :D

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Superb! as ever! :lol:
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RogelioMoreno wrote:I am happy you have been enyoying them.
yes, we have :) and I would like to see more :)
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Arturo, thank you.

Litonotus, thank you. I see that you changed your avatar to the Nikon infinity objectives set.

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RogelioMoreno wrote: Litonotus, thank you. I see that you changed your avatar to the Nikon infinity objectives set.
yes, that's all I can do with them right now ;)
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I'm looking for the the extemely rare V-IM magnification changer for the E800 scope. If you have seen a listing or have one for sale please let me know.
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