Chydoridae (Alonella cfr.)

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Chydoridae (Alonella cfr.)

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Hi Everyone,
browsing inside a drop of water, I found this lovely crustacean.
The photograph was performed with a mixed technique: bright field and oblique ullumination (through a glass hemisphere between condenser and illuminator).
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I forgot to mention that it is a "Focus Stacking" of 5 images, during which the crustacean miraculously remained still!
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=D> Thanks for sharing.
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Hi you have an exceptional image of Chydorus - thanks for sharing.
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Thank you very much Rob for your correct identification!
I started from here:
http://cfb.unh.edu/cfbkey/html/choices/ ... 10/10.html
but at some point, I got lost ...
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very nice :smt038
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