
Docidium sinuosum
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Docidium sinuosum
Three Zerene stacks with a 40x objective stitched in Microsoft ICE


Michael Reese Much FRMS EMS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
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Alga?
Arturo,
I don't agree because of the pods of Barium sulphate at each end of the organism. The Brownian motion was clearly visible.
I don't agree because of the pods of Barium sulphate at each end of the organism. The Brownian motion was clearly visible.
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Stitching
I do the stacks of the images first under the assumption that it will easier and more accurate for Microsoft ICE to find the correct matches when it does the stitches.
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Docidium
I lokked at the wider samples of Pleurotaeneum at https://www.google.com/images?hl=en&q=p ... d=0CBYQsAQ
and none displayed the bodies at the end similar to my Docidium specimen. In a ddition, I could clearly observe the Brownian Motion of the Barium sulfate crystals characteristic of Closterium type algae.
and none displayed the bodies at the end similar to my Docidium specimen. In a ddition, I could clearly observe the Brownian Motion of the Barium sulfate crystals characteristic of Closterium type algae.
Michael Reese Much FRMS EMS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA