Difflugia sp...(?)

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Difflugia sp...(?)

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Microscope: Zeiss Standard 18
Objective: Leica 20/0.3 EF L
Ocular: Zarf G9 Photo-adapter
Substage: Leitz IT 0.9 NA
Lighting: VOILA (Variable Oblique ILuminAtion - as obtained with DIC less the objective prism)
Sample from garden pond 12-Jul-2009
Stack of 12 images/Zerene Stacker
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Graham

Though we lean upon the same balustrade, the colours of the mountain are different.
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Dear Graham,
Could it be possible that this is Difflugia acuminata?
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Jan, I think you are probably right - strangely my guide does not illustrate D. acuminata, but the images I find through Google match well.

I will edit my title accordingly.
Graham

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