And when the salt water starts drying up on the edge of the coverslip it's hard not to go a little "'60's"
Salt water ciliate, psychedelic salt water
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Charles Krebs
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Salt water ciliate, psychedelic salt water
Was going through a sample of salt water from Puget Sound. So far I have only looked closely at salt water samples a couple times, and so there were many specimens that were "new" to me. For some (unfounded) reason I don't expect to find ciliates so similar to the ones I am accustomed to seeing in freshwater, but they are certainly there.
And when the salt water starts drying up on the edge of the coverslip it's hard not to go a little "'60's"
And when the salt water starts drying up on the edge of the coverslip it's hard not to go a little "'60's"
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Wolfgang Bettighofer
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Re: Salt water ciliate, psychedelic salt water
Hi Charles,
this ciliat surely preferred diatoms. Did you see the oral apparatus?
So long, Wolfgang
this ciliat surely preferred diatoms. Did you see the oral apparatus?
So long, Wolfgang
