The Vorticella daughters

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The Vorticella daughters

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Vorticella reproduction.
We see the entire process, since it begins
to divide in two its body,
until one of the cells daughters becomes detached to look for a new hearth.
Polarized light oblícua.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV9xXyVzO4c
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Fascinating video, Carlos! An excellent record of the whole process.
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Very nicely captioned process.
How long did this process take ?

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Thank you very much Bruce and Marek.
Marek, the entire process lasted 24 minutes.
I am going to put that data in the video information
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Interesting video.

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