Hello
By their appearance could seem a Heliozoo, however it is an amoeba; Vampyrella lateritia.
This amoeba has numerous threadlike pseudopodos that give the appearance of Heliozoo and through which pierces the cellulose membranes of filamentous algae and sucks its content (see end of video). Moves by issuing lobed pseudopodos.
Francisco
http://youtu.be/bzCTq3sb0tI
Vampyrella: The vampire Ameba
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Thanks for your comments
I have complained many times to the supplier (Iberdrola). Answer fluctuations are "normal". Iberdrola= Price very expensive service, low quality service.
Francisco
Thanks for your comments
Is due to the fluctuation of the electric network.Pau wrote:Very nice beast and video, Francisco
Your movies are improving each time. I find the light flickering a bit disturbing, is it due to the microscope lamp or to the camera autoexposure?
I have complained many times to the supplier (Iberdrola). Answer fluctuations are "normal". Iberdrola= Price very expensive service, low quality service.
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