Diatoms, rotifers(?) and euglenoids

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Diatoms, rotifers(?) and euglenoids

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Cresent beach stream - Euglenoids, 60x/1.2, DIC, HF B

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Cresent beach stream - rotifer?, 60x/1.2, DIC

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Cresent beach stream - rotifer?, 60x/1.2, DIC

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Cresent beach stream - diatom, 60x/1.2, DIC, HF B

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Cresent beach stream - brown algae and diatom, 60x/1.2, DIC, HF A+B

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Cresent beach stream - mosquito pupae carapace and diatoms, 40x, DIC, HF B

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Cresent beach sample - diatoms, 60x/1.2, DIC, HF B
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:D Really nice pics.
Thanks for sharing.
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Very nice Photos
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Very nice :wink:
i'm quite sure that 2 and 3 pics is a Stentor ciliate and not a rotifer..
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Thanks Arturo. It is quite possible. I am very bad with identifications...
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great! 60/1.2 at work (:
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Super :shock:
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Awesome, especially sixth photo. =D>
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Beautiful work. :) The "rotifer" is certainly a ciliate, as Arturo says.
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great as usual.
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Thanks for looking. Yeah I only named the "rotifer' due to its waving cirri, but its body structure does not seem to have an exoskeleton.
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Wonderful
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