Vannella?

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Vannella?

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Amoeba of fresh water that in its floating form presents thin seudopodos finished in a very mobile end.
Probably a specie of the genus Vanella
Some 50um of diameter
Phase contrast and oblique light

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfcNWCpzvlg

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carlos,

Fascinating amoeba! Nice video.

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Thank you very much for your kind comment Charles
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It is probably a Flabellula species, but very remarkable because of its very long and very thin pseudopodia. It could be a new species. Flabellula is closely related to Vannella.

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Post by carlos.uruguay »

Thanks Ferry.
Which is the difference between Vannella and Flabellula?
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Ferry.
could you tell me the difference between Vannella and Flabellula?
to be able to write it in the video information
Thank you from already
carlos

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